Remembrance Ceremony
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From the cutting-edge technology of the Uncover-Discover STEM Lab to curated Lesson Plans and virtual activities, @okcnm gives young minds the unique opportunity to learn the remarkable story of April 19, 1995.
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Today marks 27 years the mass slaughter started in Cyarwa/Tumba where most of our family lived, today we don’t have parents left only few kids, i want to tell the genocide denials, some people who defend the killers to imagine not having a family, big mistake #turiho #WeRemember
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Going to Mass that evening at St. John the Baptist Church in Edmond after the events of the day, I remember one of our members that survived the blast, walking into the church, with a smile on his face. With his little scratches on one side of his body visible, he was in shock from what he had encountered (he was one foot from falling eight stories downward from where he was sitting one moment after the explosion) and his comments were telling of his faith. “I am a blessed man today.” I truly never met a more happy man, with all that he had endured. Somewhere in our humanity, goodness always wins the day. For his example, I am truly gratefully. He is not a hero, not really special in reality. His being was, is, bigger than his existence on earth. Something that I cannot explain. I try not. Every time I see him at church during the past twenty years I contemplate his faith in God and how a man that went through something that most of us will never have to endure would have such a positive feeling toward his fellow man and God after going through hell-on-earth. Life is, learning from him, a gift from God, something that you should “thank God” for each and every day. Life on earth is not a given and you never know when it will be taken for the next step in the human experience, into the afterlife.
Every Oklahoman that was here in OKC on April 19, 1995 has a story about the event. My story is unique to me, but in the long of it, only significant to me. For those that come to OKC to visit, to watch a Thunder game, to vacation in the city (yes, OKC is not just a stopover place anymore), the Memorial is a must see. Yet, for me, I didn’t visit the Memorial for over ten years as it brought back negative memories. The Thunder team, every pre-season, make their visit to the Memorial, and any new team member is escorted to the Memorial within days after joining the organization. It is our personal Alamo, Trade Center, Arizona Battleship. And as the above mentioned are all American life changing sites. The Oklahoma City Memorial is also as life changing site. It signifies our victory over evil, which can never be taken lightly, not that it has been. Our resolve over an act by a bad man with twisted beliefs, a reminder of something that is called the “Oklahoma Standard”, is encumbering positive human actions that benefit the whole of the city, the state, and hopefully, the country.
OKC Thunder GM Sam Presti has made a big deal of the “Oklahoma Standard.” He is a civic leader here and his support has been significant as he continues to make known of the Standard nationwide. The Standard as explained by the Oklahoma City National Memorial website is explained: April 19, 1995 altered the face of Oklahoma – and the nation – forever. But rather than bow to fear as the attackers intended, the community banded together. Cars became ambulances. Strangers became neighbors. People literally donated the shoes off their feet. Visiting rescue workers and journalists called this spirit of generosity the “Oklahoma Standard.” In this 20th Anniversary year, the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum is asking Oklahomans everywhere to recommit to the Oklahoma Standard.
Sam Presti is a transplanted Oklahoman, yet has embraced the Standard and has put forth effort for all of us to act upon. He is one of the “good guys” and so has been his organization, his employees, and his professional ball players. A statewide Oklahoma Standard campaign was initiated by Presti this spring. When Presti came here with the franchise he quickly recognized the citizens of OKC were different, and what we have here is hard to get. He says it’s that resiliency and kindness exhibited by Oklahomans that he’s tried to instill into the organization and his ball players.
“There were things happening in the community, in the people here, that were so authentic so genuine and were so selfless,” said Presti. “The franchise has to be an embodiment of the value systems that exist in the community and we’ve worked very hard to put that into place. It’s not very often that you have an opportunity to leave a mark on your society and leave a mark on your community that’s going to last much longer than the work itself,” Presti concluded.
I felt the need to write this article (May 2015). I have to always remember as much as I am an Oklahoman, with the pride of my state in mind, the bombing twenty-years ago was not about Oklahoma. It was about the United State of America, its people, and our way of life. Not everything in this country is perfect, yet we are in a place where if we don’t like what we see, what we encounter, what we endure, this nation has provided us a means to change it, hopefully for the betterment for all, in a most humanly way. I did not say lawful way as I believe in civil disobedience if needed. Dr. Martin Luther King is a good example of that exercise of the human spirit. I tend to believe we are not a selfish group, we all want improvement in our way of life. That goes for the rich man, the poor man, and the forgotten man. The good people that had to suffer because of a "forgotten man in Mr. McVeigh" can lay blame not only on his soul but the souls of everyone that molded his pitiful existence. It was a life that not only failed humanity, but in fact was the deed of a man who's like soul that can still be found walking this earth. Those that follow in the footsteps of Mr. McVeigh will continue of provide discourse for the world. Evil has and will continue to show that the “Oklahoma Standard is really just another name for the “American Standard”, one of service toward their fellow man. It is just too bad that we have many in this country that don’t believe in it. They would rather tear the country down. If you are one of those that want to wreck the country,to start anew, how far will you go with your agenda? Will you go as far as the “Timothy McVeigh Standard?” If you are, forget about it. You do not have a chance in hell to fulfill your ways. Yes, your evil ways.
There is forgiveness in my heart. Never do I want to seem bitter toward the families of the McVeigh’s or the Terry Nichols. To hold hate toward them is wrong. To hold evil in disdain is different. That fight will continue to the end of time." The full article I wrote at:
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Can the Thunder go “fresh out” for the remaining games? Sure they can…… Written By: Fred Pahlke Posted in: Posted in: • April 7, 2021 • 0 Comments Photo by Zach Beeker/NBAE via Getty Im...We remember those who died, those who survived and those changed forever 26 years ago. ... See MoreSee Less
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Hi, will you be live streaming the ceremony on 4/19?
Due the pandemic, we will not be able to attend the ceremony, as we have done several times in the past, and support our friends in person who survived the bombing
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We will share details about the Remembrance Ceremony soon, but yes it will be streamed online.
Thank you very much for this. It means so much to know that everyone there are doing things like this. That my uncle David will forever be remembered. Thank you ... See MoreSee Less
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Twenty-six years ago, Merrick Garland was sent to Oklahoma City as Associate Deputy Attorney General to prosecute the perpetrators of the bombing. His journey has come full-circle, as today he spoke at the 26th Anniversary Remembrance Ceremony and toured the Museum as the U.S. Attorney General. ...
April 19, 2021, is also the start of #NationalVolunteerWeek, the perfect opportunity to demonstrate the #OklahomaStandard! Read more about the Oklahoma Standard and its core tenets of Service, Honor and Kindness – and ideas on how you can #ShowUpToServe – at OklahomaStandard.com. #WeRemember ...
The 26th Anniversary Remembrance Ceremony starts in one hour. Watch on MemorialMuseum.com and local OKC television stations at 8:45am as we remember those who were killed, those who survived and those changed forever. We are joined by U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland and Grammy Award-winning artist @mandisaofficial. #WeRemember ...
The Survivor Tree is an American elm tree in the heart of downtown Oklahoma City. Grow this symbol of hope and resilience in your own yard or garden by ordering a seedling for partners @jonsteentrees at SurvivorTree.com and use the discount code OKC SPECIAL for a 20% discount through the end of April! ...
Thanks to @coxcommunications, admission to the Oklahoma City National Memorial Museum is free as part of Cox Community Day from 1:00 to 8:00pm, with the last ticket will be given at 7:00pm. ...
Watch the April 19th Remembrance Ceremony on MemorialMuseum.com and local Oklahoma City television stations starting at 8:45am. with U.S. Attorney General Merrick B. Garland as the keynote speaker and Grammy Award-winning artist @mandisaofficial.
We hope you'll take a moment to share a remembrance of April 19, 1995, on social media. Use #WeRemember and tag the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum to appear on the social media wall on our website. ...
Survivor Florence Rogers dropped off copies of her book "Mother Goose: An Oklahoma City Bombing Survivor Talks Leadership, Endurance, and Love" at the Memorial Store today! ...
Tonight at 7 pm, we're holding a #BetterConversations session with Oklahoma City Police Department Chief Wade Gourley and Oklahoma City Fire Department Chief Richard Kelley on the Oklahoma Standard.
We invite you to join us on Zoom, register at MemorialMuseum.com/betterconversations. ...
We are honored to welcome U.S. Attorney General Merrick B. Garland as the keynote speaker and Grammy Award-winning artist @mandisaofficial for the April 19th Remembrance Ceremony.
The Remembrance Ceremony is a ticketed event for Family Members, Survivors and First Responders. You can watch it at home on MemorialMuseum.com, Facebook, YouTube, and local Oklahoma City television stations starting at 8:45am. ...
Founding Chair Bob Johnson and Executive Director Kari Watkins are hosting a virtual discussion with Oklahoma Hall of Fame at the Gaylord-Pickens Museum this Wednesday at 12:30pm. Hear stories and ask questions about from their book “The Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum: Looking Back. Thinking Forward.”
Register at oklahomahof.wufoo.com/forms/s1n5uf001r4lcxp/ ...
Spending spring break in Oklahoma? This Monday at 11am, meet and watch a demonstration of Ground Zero Emergency Training Center rescue dogs at work! The first 50 kids at the event will receive a FREE stuffed rescue dog. Museum admission is required. ...
Congratulations to our nation’s new attorney general, Merrick Garland. 25 years ago, Garland was an associate deputy attorney general sent to Oklahoma City to formally arraign Timothy McVeigh for bombing the Federal Building – which he says was the most significant thing he has ever worked on. Prosecuting the domestic terrorism that happened in Oklahoma City will be influential in his role as attorney general. ...
Spring break is right around the corner! Join us for a week of activities at the Memorial and Museum – full schedule available in the link in our bio.
▪️ Ground Zero Emergency Training Center rescue dog demonstration
▪️ Two Teacher Free Days – use code teacher2021 when purchasing tickets online
▪️ #BetterConversations online session and FREE card decks
▪️ Called2Change and STEM Lab demonstrations
▪️ Special EYEwitness Tour with former Oklahoma City Police Department officer ...
Melissa McLawhorn Houston survived the bombing inside the Journal Record Building, where the Museum is now located. Hear her story of survival and thousands more like it by visiting the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum. ...
Thousands from around the world sent messages of comfort in the days following the bombing. Here, a Missouri man signs an oversized card addressed to the first responders of Oklahoma. ...
Supply tables with things rescuers may want or need during their work were set up across downtown Oklahoma City during rescue and recovery operations, all provided by community volunteers. This outpouring of support continued for weeks – it is the beginning of the #OklahomaStandard ...
"How has COVID come into conflict with personal freedoms?"
Take part in an online conversation on Tuesday, February 23, at 7pm with John Kennedy, former Oklahoma Secretary of State, and current Memorial Board Vice Chair.
Sign up using the #BetterConversations link in our bio! ...
@jess_fraire nominated the teachers from @tfaokc as those who demonstrate the core tenets of the Oklahoma Standard – Service, Honor, and Kindness.
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"In an academic year full of change, our teachers have remained resilient, innovative, and student-centered. When met with challenge, our teachers have found ways to overcome, fueled by the conviction that all students deserve an excellent education."
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Nominate a person or organization you know demonstrates the #OklahomaStandard in our comments or DMs. ...
Please welcome the four new staff members who have joined our team recently!
Don Martin is our new Director of Safety & Security. Don retired from the Oklahoma City Police Department as a Major after 26 1/2 years of service and looks forward to ensuring the Memorial and Museum provides visitors with a safe experience.
Alysha Burgess is our new Community Engagement Manager who joins us from the University of Oklahoma’s Athletic Department. Alysha will be assisting with the Memorial Marathon, fundraising efforts, and our Better Conversations program.
Aaron Magness is our new Director of Operations, transitioning from an Operations role at Walt Disney World in Orlando. He will help in the Memorial Store, Visitor Services Associates and Museum Operations.
Stingray Schuller is our new Videographer. Stingray graduated from the University of Oklahoma in December 2020 with a bachelor’s degree in Creative Media Production and comes to us from McAllen, TX. ...
On April 19, 1995, former Oklahoma City Police Department Chief William Citty was the Department's Public Information Officer and the liaison between the FBI and the police during the investigation. He'll share his stories at the Museum next Friday, February 5, at 8 am during his EYEwitness Tour.
Sign up for this unique experience using the link in our bio! ...
With President-elect Joe Biden’s introduction of federal appeals court judge Merrick Garland as the next United States Attorney General today, he will come full circle in the Department of Justice. It was 25 years ago when Garland was serving as the Associate Deputy Attorney General and Janet Reno sent him to Oklahoma to formally arraign Timothy McVeigh for the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. In 2015, Garland was awarded the Memorial’s Reflections of Hope Award with his fellow prosecutors, defense team and judges who worked to bring justice to Oklahoma City. Judge Garland will bring a broad and unique perspective to this office at a time when the country is trying to heal itself again. ...
Experience the Memorial Museum through stories of Helen Stiefmiller, who has served as the Archives Collections Manager of the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum since 2006. She helps ensure the stories of those affected by the bombing are never forgotten.
The EYEwitness Tour this Friday includes a private tour before the Museum opens to the public, a behind the scenes visit to the Archives, and a 10% discount on all Memorial Store purchases. Sign up at MemorialMuseum.com/eyewitness. ...
This Thursday is the FINAL Thunder Free Day! You're invited to experience the Museum and learn about those who were killed, those who survived, and those changed forever by the Oklahoma City bombing for free. Make your reservation at MemorialMuseum.com/tickets. ...
The Oklahoma Standard was born out of the overwhelming community response to the April 19, 1995, bombing. In 2020, we reintroduced the core tenets of Service, Honor, and Kindness, to a new generation. ...
This hand-painted Christmas card was sent from Nanny’s Nursery in Taylor, Michigan, to Oklahoma City Mayor Ron Norick’s office for the first Christmas after the bombing. The card has dozens of heartfelt messages from the families and students of the nursery school. They wanted the citizens of Oklahoma to know “you are not forgotten in the hearts of America this Christmas. We send our love. God bless you.” ...
Five years ago, we interviewed @mayordavidholt as he finished his term as a Memorial Museum trustee. He spoke about the identity of the people of Oklahoma City, and the #OklahomaStandard. ...
In 2021, we will continue to highlight people or organizations from across the state who demonstrate the tenets of the Oklahoma Standard – Service, Honor, and Kindness. To nominate someone, please send us a DM or tag them in the comments below.
#ShowUpToServe #RiseUpToHonor #StepUpToBeKind ...
We're thankful to see singer-songwriter @morganmyleslive took time from her tour to stop by the Memorial yesterday! The beauty of the site moved her and showed her the strength of Oklahoma City’s people. ...
Another beautiful blanket of snow on the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum. The heavy snowfall was the second for this week and makes the site even more beautiful on this winter day. ...
Experience the best OKC has to offer with the Oklahoma City Culture Box! Now available at the Memorial Store and online for $50, normally a $200 value. Boxes are sold on a first-come, first-serve basis – less than 35 are available!
Includes two admissions and unique souvenirs from...
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▪️ @okhistory
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▪️ @okcontemporary
▪️ @nationalcowboymuseum
▪️ @okczoo ...
Members of the YPO Regional Board toured the Memorial and Museum with Mayor David Holt, Memorial Chair Bob Ross, and Executive Director Kari Watkins. We are proud to welcome organizations who come here to experience this Sacred Ground. ... See MoreSee Less
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An American elm bore witness to the violence of April 19, 1995, and withstood the full force of the attack.I received 3 yes in the mail...on Monday. Proudly planted them immediately.
I picked up my tree at the museum on the 19th and brought it back home with me. I am so proud to have this and I'm having to really think of the perfect location in my yard for this tree. I can't wait to watch it grow over the years to come. I really valued this piece of history that will soon be living in my yard.
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Watch yesterday's Remembrance Ceremony with U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland and Grammy Award-winning artist Mandisa online at MemorialMuseum.com. ... See MoreSee Less
She was great beautiful voice!!!💕💕
Mandisa, thank you for coming to Oklahoma.💕
ALWAYS IN MY PRAYERS..
Beautiful Service🙌🙌🙌
Well done
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Teaching the Story of April 19, 1995
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Helping educators teach the story of the Oklahoma City bombing.Thank you! 🤗 To REMEMBER is understood, but to LEARN is vital! 🤟OKC ❤️
Today, we honored those who were killed, those who survived and those changed forever on the 26th Anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing. Family Members, Survivors, and First Responders gathered at the Outdoor Symbolic Memorial to remember, read the names of the 168 killed, hear from our distinguished speakers U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland, Governor Kevin Stitt, and Mayor David Holt, and listen to the uplifting music of Mandisa.
#WEREMEMBER
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Many thanks to the wonderful Memorial and Museum staff for all they do take care of this Sacred Ground and all of us who go there to find "comfort, strength, peace, hope and serenity."
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Thank you to the Oklahoma House of Representatives for recognizing the 168 killed in the bombing with today's resolution. and 168 seconds of silence. ... See MoreSee Less
Twenty-six years ago, Merrick Garland was sent to Oklahoma City as Associate Deputy Attorney General to prosecute the perpetrators of the bombing. His journey has come full-circle, as today he spoke at the 26th Anniversary Remembrance Ceremony and toured the Museum as the U.S. Attorney General. ... See MoreSee Less
His speech was special. It truly touched us. Emotions were there, which made it heartfelt, sincere and pure. Thank you for all you've done Attorney General Garland.
Powerful and emotional day. We truly cherish our wonderful partnership as we work to fulfill the mission and exemplify the Oklahoma Standard.
Karen I remember that you encouraged me to go with you to help after the bombing. It was a very difficult time in my life but helping others was a balm to my soul. Thank you sweet friend
AG Garland gave a great and emotional speech. You could tell that he had sincerely been changed by his time in Oklahoma, 26 years ago. Mayor Holt also gave a great speech. He always looks at the big picture. The music was outstanding as well.
I loved Mr. Garland's speech. It was sincere and heartwarming. So glad he came to town.
I want to thank Attorney General Garland for his service to our community and for his remarks at today's ceremony. His eloquent words and deep sincerity wereso perfect. I am thankful he was here 26 years ago and that he now leads our Department of Justice.
That's certainly what they refer to as "full circle". He should be a Supreme Court Justice.
His speech was very good.
Nice ceremony, I could just hear the sincerity in Mr. Garland's voice. Mayor Holt always impresses me and I thought Gov. Stitt gave one of his best speeches ever. Thanks to all, and thanks to everyone involved.
His speech was very inspirational. Thank you for joining us at the ceremony today Attorney General Merrick Garland!
So glad he is the attorney general..he has a heart.
Prayers for all those involved. Amen and Amen!
His speech today was so wonderful.
I appreciated the beautiful Remembrance today. Very well put together, and I am very appreciative of Kari Watkins. What a great job she does!
I really like Merrick Garland, and I believe he is a good and honest man.
I appreciated his heartfelt words today.
Sara, I wanted you all to know I was thinking about you all and sending love and support 🙏🏻❤️
His talk was emotional and poignant.
Can I still watch this ceremony ?
I thought his talk was very good
Glad to see some NPS flat hats in the group photo!
Very powerful and emotional Day🙏🏽🙏🏽💕💕
Bless them
Yes is very emotional
He should have been on the SCOTUS.
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April 19, 2021, is also the start of #NationalVolunteerWeek, the perfect opportunity to demonstrate the #OklahomaStandard! Read more about the Oklahoma Standard and its core tenets of Service, Honor and Kindness – and ideas on how you can #showuptoserve – at OklahomaStandard.com. #WEREMEMBER ... See MoreSee Less
I was a responder on the receiving end of the Oklahoma Standard. It was fantastic.
Stop by Chicken N Pickle - OKC for their "All Day Give Back" today from 11am-10pm! 10% of proceeds from all food and beverage sales, including alcohol, to-go and curbside orders, will be donated to the Memorial and Museum. Thank you for your support! #WeRemember ... See MoreSee Less
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