Dayton tornado: Dayton celebrities, teams share support on Twitter

Celebrities, stars and sports teams with ties to Dayton are using Twitter to send well wishes and prayers to those affected by the devastating tornadoes that hit the city and surrounding areas on Monday night.

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ROB LOWE

Praying for my hometown. https://t.co/AVAuWMc3YK
— Rob Lowe (@RobLowe) May 28, 2019

CHAD LOWE

Sending thoughts and prayers to family and friends back in #DaytonOhio tonight. Praying everyone is safe...
— Chad Lowe (@ichadlowe) May 28, 2019

KIRK HERBSTREIT

My thoughts and prayers to all the folks back in my hometown of Dayton, Ohio affected by the tornado last night. Looks like Celina, Trotwood, and Beavercreek all had a lot of damage. Thank you to all the 1st responders and everyone helping with the recovery. 🙏🏼
— Kirk Herbstreit (@KirkHerbstreit) May 28, 2019

CINCINNATI REDS

Our thoughts are with those in the Dayton area tonight. Thank you to the first responders and emergency workers. We’re praying for everyone’s safety. https://t.co/J0tZJvYQBl
— Cincinnati Reds (@Reds) May 28, 2019

DAYTON DRAGONS

Thoughts and well wishes to everyone in Dayton and the surrounding areas, after last night’s weather events.
— Dayton Dragons (@DragonsBaseball) May 28, 2019

MIKE PETERS

Mike Peters, the Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist for the Dayton Daily News, shared the following cartoon in response to the tornadoes.

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