Now... Oklahoma City Bombing Memorial, April, 2004 Photo Gallery by Greg McCroskery at pbase.com

Now... Oklahoma City Bombing Memorial, April, 2004

This is a gallery of images captured at the national memorial at the Oklahoma City Bombing Site. This memorial stands as a tribute to the innocent victims of the hateful act that took place at this location at 9:02 AM on April 19, 1995, and to those who gave assistance in the rescue and recovery effort which followed. This gallery is dedicated to their memory and to the honor of our men and women in the Armed Forces and who are offering their lives to protect this country from additional terrorist acts.

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Destanee Tara Tilton		19-Jul-2008 08:30
I went there this summer of 2008 my name is destanee tilton as i walked twords the chain link memorial i couldnt help but grab my cross around my neck because not know ing this was here all these years hurt and touched me... my family is from oklahoma and what happened there really affected thier lives. i also wanna say to all the families who lost there loved ones i dont know you but i do feel for you and your not alone in this world god bless you Speaking of god in these pictures as jesus wept when i saw that i cried because what jesus had to go threw and what he had to watch his children fall it was very touching to see and ia m very honored to have been able to walk thru that memorial

Greg McCroskery		09-Mar-2008 05:48
Dudy, Thanks for you very nice comment -- I really appreciate it! God Bless, Greg

Dudy Tuchfeld		08-Mar-2008 21:15
Wonderful gallery

Greg McCroskery		24-Apr-2006 01:28
Thank you very much for your nice comment. I'm truly sorry to learn of your friend's loss. I can only hope that those who lost loved ones will find some comfort in the outpouring of love from all of the good, caring people who helped to establish this beautiful memorial. God Bless, Greg

Guest		21-Apr-2006 16:19
Thank you for your love and support my friends daughter Baylee Almon was killed in the bombing and this means so much to me to see that you guys have put in to build this memorial.

Greg McCroskery		07-Apr-2006 20:08
Steve, Thank you for your comment! This is truly a moving memorial. My oldest daughter and her family were living in Oklahoma City at the time of the bombing, so it has some special significance to me. God Bless, Greg

Steve Albano		28-Mar-2006 17:56
Very well done, your gallery captures the memorial perfectly. I was just there last week, and still thinking about what happened there.

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