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Last marker of the year honors community spirit during Flood of 1983
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Last marker of the year honors community spirit during Flood of 1983
Nicole Kunze | Lehi Historical Society The Lehi Historical Society unveiled the historical marker for the Flood of 1983 on Oct. 23 at 65 W. 500 North. Maureen Curtis and Dorothy Ryan of the Unveiling Committee decorated the yard near the marker with sandbags and yellow rubber duckies. Many neighbors and friends who were there 42 years ago spent an hour honoring their memories of the community coming together to keep each other safe. In 1983, ove…
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