PHOTOS Hurricane Donna's destruction still vivid 50 years later
to Naples old-timers  NAPLES - Wind whipped, trees cracked and
the water rose.  Hurricane Donna blasted Naples on Sept. 10,
1960, and the Category 4 storm has been called one of the worst
storms to ever hit Naples. Old-timers have said Collier County
hasn't seen a storm like it since.  But Donna helped set changes
in motion.  While the storm caused significant damage throughout
Southwest Florida, 50 years later longtime residents said it
contributed to the community's growth over the past five
decades. Here are the memories of some:  ■ ■ ■ Joe Williams ■ ■
■  The walls shook like paper and the windows blew in, but the
Rev. Joe Williams' prayers were answered: River Park apartments
didn't fall down.  "We were on the second floor, upstairs,"
remembered Williams, pastor of Triumph Church in River Park.
"Apartment A10. The roof stayed on, but all the windows blew
out. I was afraid. I was afraid. So afraid."  Williams was 23
years old when Donna hit.