Tahlequah children hold hands while sheltering from storm

Tahlequah children hold hands while sheltering from storm Tahlequah children hold hands while sheltering from storm (@brandymichele02 on Twitter/@brandymichele02 on Twitter)

January 10, 2020 at 6:25 pm CST

By Josh Gammon

TAHLEQUAH, Okla. — Storms across Green Country Friday afternoon sent many people into shelters and lead to one sweet moment in Tahlequah.

Brandy, a teacher in Tahlequah, tweeted a photo to FOX23 Chief Meteorologist James Aydelott on Friday showing two young children holding hands as they took shelter from the storm.

“A kind friend. My [kindergartners] were courageous today,” she wrote.

A kind friend. My kinders were courageous today. #okwx #oklahomawx #tahlequah #tornadowarning @jamesaydelott pic.twitter.com/sm3kYl6PFz
— Brandy (@brandymichele02) January 10, 2020

The children’s hands can be seen poking out from behind coats and backpacks where they appear to be sheltering in cubbies. She explained in further tweets that the cubbies are secured to walls in a reinforced concrete hallway.

they're lucky to have you as their leader, teacher and friend.
— James Aydelott☂✈ (@jamesaydelott) January 10, 2020

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