Raw video: Children rescued by good Samaritans during storm that brought tornadoes to East Texas

A group of good Samaritans gathered together to rescue two young children from an over-turned truck in Texas during the storms that shook North Texas during the last weekend of April in 2017.

Source: Facebook A group of good Samaritans gathered together to rescue two young children from an over-turned truck in Texas during the storms that shook North Texas during the last weekend of April in 2017.

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On Saturday, storms brought tornadoes and destruction to parts of East Texas, leaving four people dead.

Two young lives were saved however after a group of good Samaritans gathered to rescue a brother and sister from an overturned truck 10 miles north of Canton, which is east of Dallas.

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Monday night, the parents of the children saved, Phillip and his wife Emily, were able to meet one of the rescuers for the first time, according to WFAA. Jaime Martinez, a former fireman with CPR training, surprised the parents at the hospital as WFAA reporters captured the moment.

Between tears and muffled cries of "thank you," Emily and Phillip were able to hug Martinez, who came to their aid during the storm.

A gripping video captured the moment one of the siblings was pulled from the overturned truck. The video was shot by bystander Tom Mitchell, who eventually put his phone in his pocket to attempt CPR on one of the toddlers.

Warning: The video below shows graphic images and language. It may be difficult to watch for some and viewer discretion is advised.

The limp toddlers pulled from the truck were 4-month-old Marshall Andrew Ocheltree and 2-year-old Addyson Nichole Ocheltree.

While Mitchell was performing CPR, a woman came over his shoulder to pray over one of the children saying, "Dear Jesus, please let this baby breathe."

"Well the first prayer she said, I felt a response in that child," Mitchell told WFAA.

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Addyson and Marshall were taken to the hospital. Marshall was sent home on Monday, May 1, according to updates on Facebook from their parents. Addyson, on the other hand, is still recovering at Children's Medical Center Dallas, but she is now breathing on her own.

"All the scans and tests say it looks promising," said Addyson's father, Phillip Ocheltree, in a Facebook post. "We seriously cannot thank all of the friends, people, family, everyone that has been with us. Thank you all for your support and prayers. The man upstairs is hearing them loud and clear."