OKLAHOMA CITY – Thursday morning, people across the state and country will take time to remember the 168 lives that were lost 23 years ago.
On April 19, 1995, a bomb exploded outside the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, destroying much of the nine-story structure.
While the scars have healed since that day, the memories are still fresh in the minds of so many.
Today, we honor those 168 lives lost, but not forgotten.
Alvin Justes 
Blake Kennedy 
Carole Khalil 
Valery Koelsch 
Ann Kreymborg 
Teresa Lauderdale 
Kathy Leinen 
Carrie Lenz 
Don Leonard 
Lakesha Levy 
Dominique London 
Rheta Long 
Michael LOUDENSLAGER 
Bobby Luster 
Donna Luster 
Mickey Maroney 
James Martin 
Gilberto Martinez 
Tresia Mathes-Worton 
Jim McCarthy 
Betsy McGonnell 
Linda McKinney 
Cartney McRaven 
Claude Medearis 
Claudette Meek 
Frankie Merrell 
Derwin Miller 
Kenneth McCullough 
Leigh Mitchell 
John Moss III 
Patricia Nix 
Jerry Parker 
Jill Randolph 
Michelle Reeder 
Terry Rees 
Toney Reyes 
Mary Rentie 
Kathy Ridley 
Trudy Rigney 
Claudine Ritter 
Christy Rosas 
Sonja Sanders 
Lanny Scroggins 
Kathy Seidl 
Lee Sells 
Sharon Chesnut 
Karan Shepherd 
Chase Smith 
Colton Smith 
Vickey Sohn 
John Stewart 
Dee Stratton 
Emilio Tapia 
Victoria Texter 
Charlotte Thomas 
Mike Thompson 
Virginia Thompson 
Kayla Titsworth 
Rick Tomlin 
Larue Treanor 
Luther Treanor 
Larry Turner 
Jules Valdez 
Van Ess III 
Johnny Wade 
David Walker 
Bob Walker, Jr. 
Wanda Watkins 
Julie Welch 
Robert Westberry 
Alan Whicher 
Jo Ann Whittenberg 
Fran Williams 
Scott Williams 
Steve Williams 
Clarence Wilson, Sr. 
Ronota Woodbridge 
Mike Weaver 
John Youngblood 
AARON M. COVERDALE 
ANDREA YVETTE BLANTON 
ANITA CHRISTINE HIGHTOWER 
ANTHONY CHRISTOPHER COOPER II 
ANTONIO ANSARA COOPER JR. 
ASHLEY MEGAN ECKLES 
BENJAMIN LARANZO DAVIS 
BRENDA FAYE DANIELS 
CALVIN BATTLE 
CAROL LOUISE BOWERS 
CARROLL JUNE “CHIP” FIELDS 
CASSANDRA KAY BOOKER 
CASTINE BROOKS HEARN DEVEROUX 
CHERYL E. HAMMONS 
CHRISTI YOLANDA JENKINS 
COLLEEN GUILES 
CYNTHIA L. BROWN 
DANA LEANNE COOPER 
DANIELLE NICOLE BELL 
DAVID NEIL BURKETT 
DIANA LYNN DAY
ZACKARY TAYLOR CHAVEZ 
WOODROW CLIFFORD “WOODY” BRADY 
WANDA LEE HOWELL 
TYLOR SANTOI EAVES 
THOMPSON EUGENE “GENE” HODGES, JR. 
THOMAS LYNN HAWTHORNE SR. 
TEVIN D’AUNDRAE GARRETT 
TERESA ANTIONETTE ALEXANDER 
TED L. ALLEN 
SUSAN JANE FERRELL 
STEVEN DOUGLAS CURRY 
SHELLY D. BLAND 
SHEILA R. GIGGER-DRIVER AND BABY 
SAUNDRA G. (SANDY) AVERY 
RONALD VERNON HARDING, SR. 
RONA LINN KUEHNER-CHAFEY 
ROBERT N. CHIPMAN 
ROBBIN ANN HUFF AND BABY 
RICHARD A. ALLEN 
RICHARD (DICK) CUMMINS 
REBECCA NEEDHAM ANDERSON 
RANDOLPH A. GUZMAN 
PETER R. AVILLANOZA 
PETER L. DEMASTER 
PEOLA BATTLE 
PEGGY LOUISE HOLLAND 
PEACHLYN BRADLEY 
PAUL GREGORY BEATTY BROXTERMAN 
PAUL D. ICE 
PAMELA CLEVELAND ARGO 
OLETA C. BIDDY 
OLEN BURL BLOOMER 
NORMA JEAN JOHNSON 
MISS BAYLEE ALMON 
MICHAEL CARRILLO 
MARY ANNE FRITZLER 
MARK ALLEN BOLTE 
MARGARET BETTERTON GOODSON 
LUCIO ALEMAN JR. 
LOLA BOLDEN 
LINDA LOUISE FLORENCE 
LINDA COLEEN HOUSLEY 
LAURA JANE GARRISON 
JUDY J. (FROH) FISHER 
KATHERINE LOUISE CREGAN 
KAREN GIST CARR 
KATHY A. FINLEY 
KEVIN “LEE” GOTTSHALL II 
KIM R. COUSINS 
KIMBERLY KAY CLARK 
KIMBERLY RUTH BURGESS 
LARRY JAMES JONES 
JEAN HURLBURT 
JAMIE (FIALKOWSKI) GENZER 
JAMES E. BOLES 
HARLEY RICHARD COTTINGHAM 
JACI RAE COYNE 
GEORGE MICHAEL HOWARD DVM 
ETHEL L. GRIFFIN 
ELIJAH COVERDALE 
DR. MARGARET L. “PEGGY” CLARK 
DR. CHARLES ERWIN HURLBURT 
DORIS “ADELE” HIGGINBOTTOM 
DONALD FRITZLER 
DONALD EARL BURNS, SR. 
DIANE (HOLLINGSWORTH) ALTHOUSE
The Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum hosts the 23rd Annual Remembrance Ceremony beginning at 8:45 a.m. on Thursday.
If you can’t make it to the ceremony, you can watch it live on NewsChannel 4 or KFOR.com.
During the program, 168 seconds of silence will be observed at 9:02 a.m.
Cox Communications will provide free admission to the Oklahoma City National Memorial Museum for all visitors on Thursday, April 19.
We hope you can join us on April 19th for the 23rd Annual Remembrance Ceremony. If you are unable, we will be live-streaming the Ceremony on Facebook beginning at 8:45am. The Memorial Museum will open at 10:00am with free admission during @CoxComm Community Day. #WeRemember pic.twitter.com/Xa3bUArbEa
— OKC Memorial (@OKCNM) April 17, 2018
