Thank you for posting this. Very nice job on the photography. I had been in the Murrah building several times in the two or three years prior to the bomb as I was training and assisting the US Army Oklahoma Recruiting Battalion, whose offices were on about the seventh floor if I remember correctly. I knew several of the victims both injured and killed. I was able to visit the site about three or four years afterward and see the start of the memorial. It was very difficult and moving. Again, thanks for the reminder.
First of all, my heartfelt condolences on the loss of your friends. The Memorial is a very peaceful and beautiful place, well worthy of honoring your friends. I hope you get the chance to see it for yourself someday.
Thank you for posting this. Very nice job on the photography. I had been in the Murrah building several times in the two or three years prior to the bomb as I was training and assisting the US Army Oklahoma Recruiting Battalion, whose offices were on about the seventh floor if I remember correctly. I knew several of the victims both injured and killed. I was able to visit the site about three or four years afterward and see the start of the memorial. It was very difficult and moving. Again, thanks for the reminder.
ReplyDeleteFirst of all, my heartfelt condolences on the loss of your friends. The Memorial is a very peaceful and beautiful place, well worthy of honoring your friends. I hope you get the chance to see it for yourself someday.
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