Haven't been struck, but I've had close encounters. In my youth lightning struck nearby, got a voltage surge which killed a television and several light bulbs. Found out later it went by way of our next door neighbor's house, zapped her television, melted her electric dryer outlet, and we saw where it jumped from the ground to her siding, leaving a hole in ground with some glass around it and dirt flung all over the siding. We also found out that she was terrified of thunderstorms even before that happened because when she was a little girl, lightning came through a light fixture in her room, struck her, and set her clothes on fire.
When I was a teenager I had put up an amateur radio antenna on our chimney. Didn't give a whole lot of thought about lightning protection, but I made sure I disconnected my radio equipment when I wasn't using it. Except one night. Thunderstorm came along early in the AM, and I woke up enough to figure out there was a thunderstorm. When on back to sleep until a few minutes later when I started hearing a ZAP ZAP ZAP from the antenna tuner. Rolled over and saw blue flashes from inside the tuner. After a few seconds I put 2 and 2 together and realized the antenna was connected, there was a thunderstorm, and it might be a target. Yikes! Quickly undid the cable and tossed it out the window. Added a ground rod and lightning arrestor soon after, and made sure the cable was grounded when I wasn't using it.
Yeah, I have respect for lightning.