VIDEO: Itโs been nothing but trying to piece back together whatโs been damaged in Enderlin. Kyle Geske, an Enderlin firefighter, has volunteered to help out neighbors since tornadoes have caused destruction to several homes in the area. โIโm helping out the neighbors that lost everything they had. My sisterโs house was hit and weโve got to go out there as well. This one is worse so weโre starting here first,โ said Geske.
Kyle looks at it as itโs the least he can do, but heโs still trying to fathom what has happened around him. โIt hasnโt really hit yet. Itโs all real fresh. Thereโs a lot going through your mind. Youโre just trying to make sure everybody is okay,โ said Geske. As he sees other homes that have been damaged by the tornadoes, he comes out of the experience grateful.
What stood out to Geske when looking at the debris was how fast life can change when a tornado wrecks a personโs home. โThings can flash before you in the blink of an eye,โ said Geske. Geskeโs house was not affected, unlike his sisterโs house and his neighbors. When he looked around at the damage at his neighborโs house, he felt the need to immediately help.
