I was not. I worked for the bank on the first floor. It was during the NCAA Final Four. John Melloncamp had just finished a concert on the Circle an hour before. One of my friends who works security there was on shift when it happened. All he told me was that the Honeywell life-safety alarms sounded like crazy during the storm.
On the news the next morning I saw footage of a sprinkler pipe shooting water from 25 stories up onto the street below. I knew we would be closed that day. They relocated the Union Planters Bank employees throughout the city for a month (there was about 300 of us). A few days later the City allowed 20 minute escorts into the building tenants to pick up essential things. There was still the risk of broken glass falling off. I was in charge of the 2 ATMs at the time. I had to remove 70K from those machines and lock them in the main vault.
I went to one of my storm spotter classes just a few weeks after this. It was a major point of discussion.
After the new curtain wall was installed a few years back they needed workers to come in and remove the old windows from the inside and build the walls out to meet that. One by one tenants are re-located to the 4th floor to do this. I now work for an accounting firm on the 12th floor. We are officially the last floor that needs to be done. This will be in June. Yep, been affected by that piece of shit storm for 5 years now.
I have worked in the same building for 16 years now. Our firm just signed another lease to stay yet some more years.
This site kept some of the news stories...
http://www.theindychannel.com/weathe...38/detail.html