A Juneau County man sold his home Sunday. Then a tornado flattened it
JOHN GITTINGS
Updated
Raymond Hohe's house on a 188-acre land plot was destroyed by a twister that ripped through southern Juneau County. Area farmers lost a barn that stored much of their equipment as well.
Raymond and Lisa Hohe's former getaway home on Raese Road in Juneau County was a two-story house on 183 acres before a tornado ripped it away on Tuesday.
The Raese Road home that was sold on Sunday was reduced to a rubble pile after Tuesday's twister. A storage barn on the property, in the background, was also wrecked.
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Raymond Hohe, second from right, works with community volunteers, from left, Joseph Noecker, Canaan Wolf and Glendon Oberholtzer to clean up rubble from his home that was destroyed in a tornado Tuesday.
Brandon Evans, a farm employee who works for a nearby farmer who rents the destroyed barn at the Raese Road property, talks about the impact the tornado had on the barn, equipment and items at the farm, located across Raese.
Raymond Hohe, second from right, works with community volunteers, from left, Joseph Noecker, Canaan Wolf and Glendon Oberholtzer to clean up rubble from his home that was destroyed in a tornado Tuesday.
Brandon Evans, a farm employee who works for a nearby farmer who rents the destroyed barn at the Raese Road property, talks about the impact the tornado had on the barn, equipment and items at the farm, located across Raese.
The Raese Road home that was sold on Sunday was reduced to a rubble pile after Tuesday's twister. A storage barn on the property, in the background, was also wrecked.
Raymond and Lisa Hohe's former getaway home on Raese Road in Juneau County was a two-story house on 183 acres before a tornado ripped it away on Tuesday.
