Seconds after a truck bomb of nitrite and fuel detonated next to the federal building, a gaping hole was blasted into its side. During that tragic attack on America's Heartland 168 people died.
Lives Lost because of hatred.......... We remember.
Love to you Oklahoma
Lives Lost because of hatred.......... We remember.
Love to you Oklahoma
Rescue WorkerAthenian Building (Job Corps)
Oklahoma Water Resources Board Building
Drug Enforcement Administration
U.S. Secret Service
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
U.S. Marine Corps Recruiting
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
U.S. Customs Office
U.S. Department of Transportation/Federal Highway
U.S. Army Recruiting Battalion
Defense Security Service
Federal Employees Credit Union
America's Kids Child Development Center
Visitor
Social Security Administration
General Services Administration
17 comments:
I remember it like it was yesterday ... we can't believe it was that many years ago.
That was a sad and tragic day ...
I remember very well, too! thank you for posting this.
I do remember but thank you for bringing it to the forefront of my mind today so that I could pray for the lives lost and the families and friends that were greatly affected by this horrible tragedy.
Bless you.
Oh my, to see all the names. . . makes me cry. . I pray for the families. Bless you.
Thank you for helping us remember...especially all those that died that day. Such a tragic event.
~Beth
Golly, I remember that day so very well, and exactly what I was doing! was at work and I remember telling some of the nurse's "You guy's are morbid for watching this" as I was giving a patient a bed bath...then it hit me! my wonderful step mother worked in Oklahoma City for the Indian Government and I got scared and called her at work and she answered the phone, I was never so happy to hear her voice as I was that day, she worked about 4 or 5 blocks from there, (on the out skirts) she said she felt the ground shake and that the world was coming to the end! I started crying when I read this reminder, and saw all those people killed, all from hatred, like you said, I'm sure this would not have happened if he had God in his heart! all we can still do is pray for him and for the families, I think about all the children in the day care that was in that building, but they are in our father's lap and arms!
Love to you~
Annette
Wonderful memorial for so many lives that were lost....may we never forget!
Denise,
So many lives lost in a senseless act of hatred. Thank you for the beautiful tribute.
Hope you had a great weekend.
Blessings,
Mary
Bless you for such a lovely tribute.
I remember that too. How thoughtful of you to remind us. Thanks!
It's one thing to remember a terrible event, but to see the list of names like this made me relive that day all over again. Seems like only yesterday! Thanks for the vivid reminder that only God knows the time and moment that He will call us home!
Cora
So many innocent lives lost due to hatred. As the others have said, seeing the names makes the loss seem that much more real. My heart goes out to all the families who lost loved ones in that tragedy. xoxo
Such a sad and tragic day.....my heart still hurts for those who lost loved ones...hugs, Linda
Thank you for taking time to list everyone who lost their life that day.
My husband worked just a couple of blocks away and when I heard there was an explosion downtown I was so worried until I found out his building was safe.
It still just seems so unreal.
I thought about all of the family members yesterday.
Thanks again Denise!
Love,
Valerie
May we never forget...My heart still goes out to the family members.
Thank you so much for this post...m.
This was an awesome thing you did here girl. We need to be reminded of what God has brought us THROUGH.
Healing and restoration is on the OTHERSIDE OF THROUGH.
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