Pictured: All the girls killed after Texas floods ravaged Camp Mystic

At least five girls were killed and a few losses after sweeping destructive flash floods in a Texas summer camp on July four.

Eleven girls, Hunt, Camp Mystic in Texas and Hurry waters of all girls destroyed the private Christian summer camp after all the campmers died.

The total death transition, including 21 children, rose to 67, including 21 children after the Guadalupe River was flooded and the usual water level increased on Friday.

70 -year -old Camp Mystic’s beloved director Richard ‘Dick’ Eastland died as a one -month rain when their daughters fell within a few minutes.

A week before the tragedy, the camp shared videos on the social media of the campers and happy on the stage during the first period choir and dance production.

According to NYT, the youngest campers slept in the low ‘apartments in the cabins of the camp, and older girls slept in the cabins on the higher surface.

Most of the missing girls are from the young age group that sleeps only meters away from the banks of the Guadalupe River.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott, flood waters were shot in the camp 750 girls, he said.

Here is what we know about all the girls who died in the flood.

Renee SMAJSTRLA, 8

Eight -year -old Renee Smajstrla’s family confirmed that she was among those who lost their lives during the tragic floods.

His uncle Shawn Salta shared on Facebook: ‘As this picture from yesterday proves, we are grateful for being with friends and having the time of his life.

‘He will live his best life at Camp Mystic forever.’

Janie Hunt, 9

Dallas Nine -year -old Janie Hunt (in the picture) Died in the flood in Camp Mystic

Dallas daughter’s mother, Janie Hunt confirmed that local media was one of the campmers who were killed in floods.

He said ‘we were just ruined’ ‘ NBC 5.

Sarah Marsh, 8

Sarah Marsh (in the picture), 8, came from Alabama to join Camp Mystic before he was sweeping and killed

According to his family, Sarah Marsh, a native of Alabama, died after being sweeping the waters from Camp Mystic.

Thank you for your love and sympathy for exploding! Since we have this beautiful light ray in our lives, we will always feel blessed. It will live in our hearts forever! We love you very much, so sweet Sarah, ‘said his grandmother, Kerrville Daily Times.

Lila Bonner, 9

Nine -year -old Lila Bonner (right) joined the best friend Eloise Peck (left) and Camp Mystic

The Lila Bonner family, who shared a cabin in the camp with his best friend Eloise Peck, confirmed that he had passed. NBC News.

Family, “ “ unimaginable grief in the middle of our confidentiality and currently can not confirm any detail, ” he said.

‘We are aching with everyone who loves him, and we pray forever for others to get rid of this tragic loss.’

Eloise peck, 8

Eloise Peck (right) shared a cabin with Lila Bonner (left) when they were killed in the flood

Dallas, who finished second grade in Bradfield Elementary with his best friend Lili, died in Selde.

Eloise was literally friends with everyone. He loved Spaghetti, but not more than he liked dogs and animals, ” Missy Peck, his mother, Fox 4.

“ Cabin meat and his best friend Lila Bonner died. For 8 years he was with us, Eloise had a family that loved him strongly. Especially his mother. ‘

Emergency Personnel Search by Vegetation and Wrecks at Camp Mystic

A girl reacts in the excluded area in sleep areas at Camp Mystic

More than one person who died in the Bible flood did not join Camp Mystic.

The death fee is currently 67 years old, including 38 adults.

The sources told Daily Mail, Texas’ Emergency Management Department, foresee that the disaster flood in Kerrville will enter 100.

People desperately send them about their missing friends and relatives in order to help them find them after the flood.

Among the children who do not participate in the camp but who lost their lives in a tragic way, there are two young sisters who visited their grandmother and grandfather when they run from the flood cabin.

Blair Harber, 13

Sisters Blair (left), 13 and Brooke Harber (right), 11 were killed when they did not join Camp Mystic

Two sisters, Blair and Brooke Harber were among those killed in the fatal Texas floods.

When they hit the natural disaster, they didn’t join Camp Mystic.

When the girls were swept with grandmother and grandfather, there was a cabin along the Guadalupe River, Fox 4.

The girls’ parents stayed in another cabin and safe. His grandmother and grandfather Charlene and Mike Harber are missing.

Brooke Harber, 11

Blair’s little sister Brooke Harber was approved dead during the holiday weekend.

According to the priests Father Joshua J. Whitfield, Blair and Brooker St. At the Rita Catholic School, he was the eighth grade and sixth grade students, respectively.

“Even if we never understand the cause of such tragedies, we are called to answer with love, compassion and prayer,” Whitfield said.

‘We will honor Blair and Brooke’s lives, the light they share and the joy they bring to everyone who knows them.’

Lost Lost Girls

At least 11 girls from Camp Mystic are missing in the camp.

District Sheriff Larry Leitha said Sunday morning.

Camp Mystic participants Kellyanne Lytal and Liney Landry, among the lost children. KENS 5.

The father Ty Badon, who was overlooked, told CNN to CNN on Saturday and that his daughter and his friends were missing and that they have not been seen or heard since disaster.

His daughter Joyce Badon and his friends Ella Cahill, Reese Mancaca and Aiden Heartfield were last heard on Friday at 4 o’clock.

At least 11 girls are missing from Camp Mystic, including Lainey Landry (left) and kelyanne lytal (right)

In the picture: Ella Cahill is still missing

In the picture: Joyce Badon is still missing

In the picture: Reese mancac is still missing

Authorities and search teams are still going through the wreckage to explain the losses.

Uncomfortable photographs from Sunday, accompanied by adults young girls walking backwards from the Camp Mystic showed to the teams that searched.

On Sunday, Donald Trump signed a major disaster declaration for Texas with the criticism of the management that influenced the agencies that react to natural disasters such as fema, making great interruptions for federal financing.

Trump wrote on real Social. “I signed a great disaster declaration for Texas, Kerr County to ensure that our first intervention teams have the resources they need immediately.

‘These families are based on an unimaginable tragedy that has been lost and many of whom are still missing.

‘The Trump administration continues to work closely with the state and local leaders.

‘Internal Security Secretary Kristi Noem was on the ground with Governor Greg Abbott, who worked hard to help the great state yesterday.

“ Incredibly US Coast Guard, the state saved more than 850 lives with the first intervention teams. God forbid families and protect God Texas! ‘