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“It doesn’t get better, you just accept it.”

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photo Andrew Ellis kisses him mom while standing where their family’s home once stood.
Kris Allen met fans and signed albums the Friday before Memorial Day weekend at the Wal-Mart Supercenter on U.S. 65 North.

Kris Allen meets fans, signs albums

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APISON, HAMILTON COUNTY – (WRCB) – “Everything has been pushed away by bulldozers, but it’s still so fresh in our minds,” said Wendy Ellis, returning to the place her great-grandmother’s home used to stand off Clonts Road.

A lone cinder block rests where a bathroom once stood.

It’s where Andrew Ellis, then 8-years-old, and four family members sought refuge from last April’s storm.

“I just remember getting in the bathtub,” Andrew said softly.

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