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Category 4 Hurricane Charley Landfalls north of Ft. Myers Central Florida Bracing
#20273 - Sun Aug 15 2004 10:52 AM

How do I find out about relatives living in cape coral and if they are ok.. my phone calls won't go through

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Re: Category 4 Hurricane Charley Landfalls north of Ft. Myers Central Florida Bracing [Re: sammy5577]
#20292 - Sun Aug 15 2004 12:23 PM

I'd start with the Red Cross. Another source would be a ham radio operator (if you should know of one). Good Luck.
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