What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
(-23) Mr. Odom stated that while attempting a cross-wind takeoff from a grass field, he encountered severe winds at approximately 1000' into his takeoff roll. The winds encountered blew him approximately 10' off the runway at about 300' altitude. He had retracted the landing gear but encountered a severe down draft which caused the aircraft to "lose lift and the plane started..." To sink. Mr. Odom reduced the power and lowered the nose and the aircraft contacted the ground with the gear retracted.
As the FAA filed it
(-23) MR. ODOM STATED THAT WHILE ATTEMPTING A CROSS-WIND TAKEOFF FROM A GRASS FIELD, HE ENCOUNTERED SEVERE WINDS AT APPROXIMATELY 1000' INTO HIS TAKEOFF ROLL. THE WINDS ENCOUNTERED BLEW HIM APPROXIMATELY 10' OFF THE RUNWAY AT ABOUT 300' ALTITUDE. HE HAD RETRACTED THE LANDING GEAR BUT ENCOUNTERED A SEVERE DOWN DRAFT WHICH CAUSED THE AIRCRAFT TO "LOSE LIFT AND THE PLANE STARTED..." TO SINK. MR. ODOM REDUCED THE POWER AND LOWERED THE NOSE AND THE AIRCRAFT CONTACTED THE GROUND WITH THE GEAR RETRACTED.