Sheila Webb looks through what remains of the mobile home where her uncle James Marshall and his wife Mary Lee Marshall lived in Blountstown, Florida, September 16, 2004. James and Mary Lee Marshall, both correctional officers at Calhoun County Correctional Institute, died when a tornado spawned from Hurricane Ivan destroyed their home Wednesday night. Photo by Carrie Niland/Reuters


A Florida state bridge inspector looks at the destroyed bridge from Gulf Breeze, Florida to Pensacola Beach September 16, 2004. Hurricane Ivan brought a surge of water off the Gulf of Mexico into the bridge ripping parts of it out. (Rick Wilking/Reuters)


Boats lie in varying conditions, some partially submerged and some apparently undamaged, in one of the many harbors and marinas in Pensacola, Florida, after Hurricane Ivan passed through the area, September 16, 2004. Hurricane Ivan slammed into the U.S. Gulf Coast early Thursday with devastating winds and pounding waves that ripped homes apart, flooded deep inland and spawned tornadoes that killed at least eight people. (Mark Wallheiser/Reuters)


A boat, washed ashore by Hurricane Ivan, lies next to the highway in Orange Beach, Ala., Thursday, Sept. 16, 2004. Hurricane Ivan made landfall close to the town. (AP Photo/Joe Cavaretta)