Never Forget the Loss of April 19th 1995

[sniffer]

few words can said to feel the loss
we were here no more than 5 minutes when my 7 year old said we had to leave because it didn't feel good there,
she wasn't even born then. The enormity of what took place and the violence of it still spills over...................

 

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[Wicked Wanda]

Those are some awesome pics. Thank you for showing them off. I will never forget where I was, what I was doing, or who I was around when we heard the tragic news on that day. That was a very tragic event that I wish would of have never happened and I pray every day for the families and others that were affected by it.

Thank you once again for the tour that I will be making in the future.

 

[Burdie]

You got that right Sniffer. Let us not forget. God bless those families.

Burdie

 

[Bridge End Farm]

yes many innocent people died that day from kids to adults, I have been there it does have a undesirable feeling standing there

 

[Mental Granny]

I tried to explain this on here to someone once and no one can really understand unless you come to Oklahoma and go there ...... it does not matter how many people are there or how much noise that there is ..... it is silent it just is silent! You stand on this peice of asphalt in front and relize that is what they call the pit it is where the truch was sitting right below the day care and in the pit they had to leave 3 womens body til they got the buliding down! There is a chalk sidewalk area for kids to leave drawings and people still leave things on the fence..... on one spot the parents of one of the children had little yellow ribbons on it for each day of the trial til it was over! There is just soooooooo much feeling in the air!

 

[Tubecity]

You're right there, another dark day for America. I've never seen that memorial before, very solemn, sobering
photos that bring a feeling of sorrow. I can imagine the feeling standing there. Nice pics , good post, thanks.

 

[markmopar]

Nice shots.
My parents moved from OKC the week before the bombing. My Dad was FAA and in that building often. I shudder to think...

 

[sniffer]

I can't describe exactly, the feelings I got when I was there. as was already said, It is quiet, unnervingly quiet, you get shivers up your spine, a kind of cold feeling in your stomach, like my daughter said, it doesn't feel right

RIP loved ones

 

[bedpanmoneyman]

We visited the memorial when passing through this March. Nic pics.