UPDATE: Funeral arrangements made for 14-year-old presumed dead in flooding

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va. (AP/WSAZ) -- It's been more than a month since the tragic floods devastated parts of West Virginia.

Funeral arrangements have been made for a 14-year-old West Virginia girl missing and presumed dead in last month's devastating floods.

The obituary for Mykala Cheyanne Phillips says the service will take place Sunday afternoon at Bethesda Church in White Sulphur Springs.

Philips is one of the 15 people who died in Greenbrier county. Overall, 23 people died statewide in the floods.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- A young girl from Greenbrier County is among the flood victims still missing nearly a week after severe storms devastated parts of West Virginia.

Crews are still searching for several people after the massive flooding disaster that swept across the state last Thursday and Friday.

Officials say the death toll is at 23, but only 20 people are confirmed dead. Three are only presumed to be dead, officials say.

Family members tell WSAZ Mykala Phillips, 14, of White Sulphur Springs, has not been seen since the storms hit.

Donna Glass, Phillips' grandmother, says the family is asking for prayers and support.

"We are taking it hour by hour," Glass said. "That is all we can do. It's hard to stay sane."

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