Oklahoma City Bombing Anniversary

Hundreds gather at Oklahoma City National Memorial to remember those lost in the bombing of the Oklahoma City federal building 14 years ago.

By: Christian Stapleton | WKRG-TV
Published: April 19, 2009

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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - The names of 168 people killed in the
bombing of the Oklahoma City federal building have been read in a
solemn ceremony on the 14th anniversary of the nation's worst
domestic terrorist attack.
More than 300 people gathered Sunday in cold, windy weather at
the Oklahoma City National Memorial to observe the anniversary of
the April 19, 1995, bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal
Building.
Survivors of the bombing and families of some of the 168 people
killed read the names at the memorial where the building once
stood.
The Rev. Tom Ogburn described the site as holy ground and said
the bombing hurt many but did not break their faith.