Residents in Tacloban City, Leyte, Philippines, continue to live with the legacy of Super Typhoon Yolanda, which struck 13 years ago. For Marian Edano, the memory of losing her husband Jesus and several relatives remains vivid. The storm, known internationally as Haiyan, caused widespread destruction in the city. Edano's home in Sitio Alimasag, Barangay 88, San Jose district, was severely damaged. The disaster led to significant loss of life and property. Local authorities have noted that the community remains vigilant as typhoon season approaches. Efforts to rebuild and prepare for future storms continue. The experience of Yolanda has shaped how residents now respond to weather warnings. Community leaders emphasize the importance of preparedness. The city has implemented measures to improve resilience against future storms. Despite progress, the memory of Yolanda lingers. Residents like Edano still feel the emotional weight of the event. The city remains a symbol of both resilience and ongoing challenges. Local officials stress the need for continued investment in disaster response. The lessons of Yolanda are still being applied today.