Families remember OklahomaFamilies remember Oklahoma tornado victims

(CNN) -- Kyle Davis was 100% boy. He loved going with his grandpa to see Monster Trucks, and would hoot and clap whenever one of those giant things would roll over and crush a smaller car. Because he was a good kid and got A's and B's, his family would sometimes reward him with a trip to the lake and let him ride his four-wheeler around.

No more missing: Rescue switches to recovery in Oklahoma

(CNN) -- With everyone missing now accounted for from this week's deadly tornado, the long and difficult work of recovery can begin.

"We are beginning the recovery operations," Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin told CNN's Piers Morgan late Wednesday.

"There's a lot of debris removal going on throughout the public areas of the street," she said.

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