Ward Clerk, Madison County Hospital. Rexburg Loss of her mobile home and personal possessions described; notes assistance by volunteers in cleaning-up and the difficulties she had in readjusting her life after the flood. Mary Ann Beck, interviewer May 29, 1977

Student Salt Lake City. Relates his experiences as a volunteer to assist in the clean-up operations after the flood. Christina Sorensen, interviewer September 1, 1977 (Tape 59)

Bookkeeper Was a Relief Society President so she was around the destruction and helped out a lot. Admitted that Roberts might have been ignored in repairing. Christina Sorensen, interviewer July 27, 1977

Spanish Teacher, Rexburg Stated that overall the government was efficient, but felt that they should have been more fair in the dealings with he Snells. Alyn B. Andrus, interviewer

Housewife, piano teacher, Rexburg Discussed how hard it was to live cramped in a HUD trailer and sad to see all their hard work gone to waste when their house was destroyed. Alyn B. Andrus, interviewer September 28, 1977

Says she is grateful that she moved from Switzerland to US with an efficient government system to help them out. Roman Widdison, interviewer August 8, 1977

Decided not to save anything because of what the prophet of the LDS church said, but run for their lives. Stated that it was a miracle his wife was still alive. Roman Widdison Hibbard, interviewer

Instructor, Ricks College. Sugar City Relates his duties as a Stake President of the LDS Church and his role in organizing and directing the clean-up operations; notes the great work by volunteer groups and expresses the positive changes in the community brought about by the aftermath of the flood. Christina Sorensen, interviewer August 25, 1977

Housewife, Sugar City Describes destruction of her home and having to do the clean-up without her husband for the most part; notes the assistance of volunteer groups and government agencies. Christina Sorensen, interviewer August 25, 1977

Housewife, Rexburg Stated that even though they got brand new homes, it still wasn't the same as what they wanted it to be before the floods. Christina Sorensen, interviewer August 24, 1977