Those Changed Forever

In this Oklahoma’s Own Original, we honor those who were killed, those who survived and those changed forever, 30 years after the Oklahoma City Bombing. We hope you will join us for Those Changed Forever: April 19th, 1995.

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DC Debrief: Oklahoma delegation reflects on 30 years since OKC bombing

DC Debrief: Oklahoma delegation reflects on 30 years since OKC bombing

Alex Cameron On the 30th anniversary of the Murrah Building bombing, Alex Cameron and Scott Mitchell reflected on its lasting impact on Oklahoma and the nation.

'This time I wanted to be here for it:' Lynne Gist honors her sister 30 years since she was killed in the bombing alongside hundreds of others at First Church

'This time I wanted to be here for it:' Lynne Gist honors her sister 30 years since she was killed in the bombing alongside hundreds of others at First Church

Katie Eastman Lynne Gist waiting in line with hundreds of others to honor the 168 killed in the bombing of the federal building in Oklahoma City 3 decades ago. She thinks of her sister every day, but the grief has changed over the years.

Field of Empty Chairs at OKC National Memorial honors 168 bombing victims

Field of Empty Chairs at OKC National Memorial honors 168 bombing victims

Jennifer Pierce Some people visited the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum for the first time this year, others go every April 19th to pay respect to the victims and their families at the Field of Empty Chairs.

The Oklahoma Standard: A legacy of resilience in the face of tragedy and disaster

The Oklahoma Standard: A legacy of resilience in the face of tragedy and disaster

Graham Dowers Defined by service, honor, and kindness, the Oklahoma Standard has carried Oklahomans through their darkest days, from acts of domestic terror to natural disasters like devastating tornadoes and wildfires.

Federal agencies pay tribute to employees lost in Oklahoma City bombing

Federal agencies pay tribute to employees lost in Oklahoma City bombing

Graham Dowers In solemn tribute to the lives lost in the Oklahoma City bombing, federal agencies have shared messages of remembrance and support on social media.

Community, lawmakers react to Oklahoma City bombing remembrance on social media

Community, lawmakers react to Oklahoma City bombing remembrance on social media

Graham Dowers As Oklahoma commemorates 30 years since the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, leaders and organizations across the state have taken to social media.

168 names read aloud in solemn tribute at OKC bombing remembrance ceremony

168 names read aloud in solemn tribute at OKC bombing remembrance ceremony

Graham Dowers The names of all 168 victims of the 1995 bombing were read aloud in a moment of reflection and remembrance at First Church in OKC.

Former President Bill Clinton reflects on 'Oklahoma Standard' at 30th anniversary of OKC Bombing

Former President Bill Clinton reflects on 'Oklahoma Standard' at 30th anniversary of OKC Bombing

Brooke Cox Former President Bill Clinton honored the victims of the Oklahoma City bombing on its 30th anniversary, praising the city's resilience and urging the nation to embrace the "Oklahoma Standard" of service, honor and kindness.

Gov. Stitt honors victims, heroes on 30th anniversary of OKC Bombing

Gov. Stitt honors victims, heroes on 30th anniversary of OKC Bombing

Brooke Cox Gov. Kevin Stitt honored the victims and heroes of the Oklahoma City bombing on its 30th anniversary, praising the enduring spirit of resilience and compassion known as the Oklahoma Standard.

Former Gov. Keating reflects on faith, unity at OKC Bombing Memorial

Former Gov. Keating reflects on faith, unity at OKC Bombing Memorial

Brooke Cox Former Gov. Frank Keating reflected on tragedy, faith and resilience during the 30th anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing.

Sen. Lankford honors victims and lessons of OKC bombing

Sen. Lankford honors victims and lessons of OKC bombing

Graham Dowers U.S. Senator James Lankford delivered remarks Saturday at the Oklahoma City Bombing Remembrance Ceremony held at First Church.

Mayor David Holt reflects on OKC bombing at remembrance ceremony

Mayor David Holt reflects on OKC bombing at remembrance ceremony

Graham Dowers Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt delivered remarks Saturday morning at the 30th Anniversary Remembrance Ceremony, held at First Church in downtown Oklahoma City.

Silence for the fallen: Remembering the victims of April 19, 1995

Silence for the fallen: Remembering the victims of April 19, 1995

Graham Dowers Attendees at the Oklahoma City bombing memorial ceremony at the First Church to honor each of the lives lost in the April 19, 1995 bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building by holding a moment of silence for 168 seconds.

A sacred place: Visitors leave tributes at OKC Bombing Memorial fence

A sacred place: Visitors leave tributes at OKC Bombing Memorial fence

Cameron Joiner The fence at the Oklahoma City National Memorial was originally part of the bombing scene in 1995, and still stands as a place for visitors to leave tokens of hope and remembrance.

OKC Memorial's field of empty chairs tells 168 stories of loss

OKC Memorial's field of empty chairs tells 168 stories of loss

Jennifer Pierce On the 30th anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing, visitors gathered at the Oklahoma City National Memorial to honor the 168 lives lost on April 19, 1995.

Leaders, survivors, and the community gather to remember OKC bombing, 30 years later

Leaders, survivors, and the community gather to remember OKC bombing, 30 years later

Alex Cameron Three decades after the bombing that shook Oklahoma and the nation, more than a thousand people gathered Saturday morning inside First Church in downtown Oklahoma City to remember the 168 lives lost and honor the heroes who responded in the aftermath.

Oklahoma City Bombing Remembrance Ceremony offers hope, praises strength of those changed forever

Oklahoma City Bombing Remembrance Ceremony offers hope, praises strength of those changed forever

Carrie Winchel Saturday, those changed forever by the events of April 19, 1995, gathered for the 30th Anniversary Remembrance Ceremony. The ceremony was held at First Church in Oklahoma City, and honored the 168 lives lost in the terror attack at the Alfred P. Murrah building 30 years ago.

Clinton reflects on Oklahoma City's compassionate response after 1995 bombing

Clinton reflects on Oklahoma City's compassionate response after 1995 bombing

Brooke Cox Former President Bill Clinton said Oklahoma City’s response to the 1995 bombing showed the nation how compassion and unity can triumph over hate.

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