On what was lost
Fierce winds shattered the chapel’s plexiglass dome and flung its metal door to the center of campus, where it lay intact. Salt water and debris destroyed classrooms and more than 20 mature palms crashed to the ground. There was no power, no generator—and, for two weeks, no water. It would take until February for power to return. “It was very taxing on the body, mind, and spirit,” says SEPR President Doris Garcia-Rivera.
… and felt
Fatigue, disappointment, sorrow, helplessness. And hope.