These unique crosses are all hand-painted and covered with medals that almost did not make it through the flood of Hurricane Katrina. Before the bulldozers plowed down our flooded home, I dug up before the bulldozer could get them swept away. I kept them all these years and have finally come up with a way to repurpose them as artifacts and pieces of history from the hurricane, the levee breach, and resulting flood. On the back of the crosses we list the names of the saints that are on the cross. Please check back sometime soon for the photos before/during/after Hurricane Katrina, the flood wreckage, and also like the Phoenix rising from the ashes, the new house that was built.
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