After 20 years without a name, Hurricane Katrina victim Dorothy Taquino is finally home

WWLTV.com·Jun 5

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A Hurricane Katrina victim, previously unidentified for 20 years, has been named as Dorothy Taquino and is now laid to rest. The identification comes as the 20-year anniversary of the hurricane is marked, with many outlets reflecting on the disaster's lasting impact. Memories of the storm and its aftermath remain vivid, with survivors and communities still grappling with the effects of the disaster.

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