and then we realized it was going to hit henryville. it's picking stuff up.ook, you can see it rotate. we both had little cameras that you can take video or snapshots. we just like doing that. we were always fascinated with the sky. we just always took pictures. >> it looks like it's heading right toward us. >> maybe we should get away from the window. it looked like it was so far away when i look at the videos. i've got to close the door. oh, my gosh! tornado on the ground! tornado on the ground! before they know it, the tornado is upon them. lenora and wayne huddle together in a room with no windows in the safest part of their house. and cover themselves with a blanket. the couple has no idea how things will turn out. >> he said, i love you and i said, i love you, too. then immediately we both said, my ears are popping. it was like at the same time. >> what starts as a fascination with the stormy sky is now a dangerous life or death struggle for survival. lenora blacks out. >> maybe i remember kind of being lifted but i don't remember anything until i woke

-4 twister that carved a path of destruction through the tiny town of henryville, indiana.nt to try to raise money for the disaster relief efforts and to also just have a good night." ♪ quarter after one i'm alone and i need you now ♪ >> reporter: and after the prom? the students were treated to a benefit concert, which didn't just lift spirits, it raised $285,000 to rebuild henryville. >> we'll do this bigger. >> reporter: nearly a year after the tornado, the images of resilient henryville slowly rebuilding itself continues to inspire. images we shared with the trio. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: isn't that incredible? >> that's awesome. >> reporter: and look at this. >> nice. >> wow. >> reporter: that's the rebuild. isn't that great? >> yeah. oh, that's -- >> well, that's -- that's what got blown away right there. >> reporter: when you see that, did you so much to lift their spirits. >> it was wild to see. well, when we were there we kept thinking, gosh, what if this was our high school? >> reporter: the desire to keep on giving is tied into lady aid, which helps a variety