We all care!!! :-) Good Luck
-Melissa Rogers, Colorado State University
May the Lord above watch over you all in your efforts to help those in need as a result of this tragedy. The efforts you have taken will not go unnoticed by the American population, nor by the world as a whole. I and my associates wish you the very best, and we keep you in our prayers.
-Indy Tyer
God Bless the people of OKC from Toronto, CANADA.
-TGordon
I'm so ashamed that someone could actually do this. It makes one feel really bad that a human could stoop so low. Our heart go out to the innocent ones whose life was cut short. Let's pray that justice will be served.
-Randall Frierson
As a fellow federal worker and human being It is unimaginable that any one can plot to wreak such havoc against other human beings. I offer my sincere condolences to the friends and families of the bombing victims.
-MR RON HALLAK
"Know that our thoughts and prayers are with you. Our words cannot replace your loss, but know that we would be with you to do whatever little we could to ease your pain."
-Derek A.T. Knapp, American University (SIS '95)
My thoughts and prayers are with all the people of Oklahoma. Although I have never visited there before, I feel that your true strength and courage as a city was displayed through the media during this terrible crisis. God loves you all and so do I.
-Jonathan J. Jaffin
Hello from Hastings, Nebraska. You have probably never heard of us, but we have all got our eyes on the TV wathching the ever changing events on TV. I want all of you to know our dearest, heartfelt condolences on the tradgedy. Be strong, we are all praying for you. God be with you all.
-Adam
My sympathy goes out to you, citizens of Oklahoma City. Your pain is shared by the entire country, and the rest of the world. May God grant us peace in mind and heart to go about our daily activities without fear. God bless you all for your courage in this time. With sympathy and prayers,
-Matthew R. Smeltzer
On behalf of all of us in our School District, I send my utmost sympathy and prayers. We have watched in helplessness all of the broadcasts from your beleagered city. Courage.
-Lucie Snow
As my entire attention has been drawn to TV, newspapers, and the INTERNET since terror hit your city, although many miles away and with no direct connection to any of the victims, it is as though I too have lost a personal loved one. I share your sorrow and wish that from this tragedy, a new beginning and the healing process can begin, not only to what has happened to those personally affected, but for myself as well. My thoughts remain with you.
-Bill in St. Louis
I saw in the local paper here in Fort Collins, Colorado, that there was a way to send e-mail to Oklahoma to be posted on the Internet. I've been thinking all day about what I might be able to say to help anyone who might read this. I asked my 8-year-old son what he would want to say, and he said, "tell them that I'm really sad that the bombing happened and that I hope they didn't know anybody who was killed or hurt." You know, he can be pretty profound sometimes! I work for the County government here in town and we get our share of nasty comments about "damn government employees", but I still think that the majority of people in this world are good. Unfortunately (or "fortunately", depending on how you look at it), it's not the majority who do awful things like killing innocent people for some unknown, stupid reason. I really don't know what to say; I was shocked and horrified that such an awful thing happened, especially to the kids, but also to the people who just were trying to put in an honest day's work in their offices. I hope that all of us can heal from this tragedy and that, somehow, we'll all find a way to come together and make a peaceful and safe future for our kids. My heart goes out to any of you who lost loved ones. Take care.
-Patsi Maroney
One of the greatest untold stories in the OKC tragedy is the outpouring of love, sympathy, and compassion that appears on these pages. Let me add my simple blessing the the people of Oklahoma City, and a prayer that their hearts will soon be healed. From the Press Room, Alabama State House, Montgomery, AL
-James Merlini
Our deepest sympathy to you all in Oklahoma City
-City of Hastings, NE - mog@tcgcs.com
With heartfelt sympathy,
-Anne Defay
For all those lost, and injured. The thoughts of us are with you. May your higher power help find solace, without needing to understand the insanity of evil.
-Rex Mueller
You are all in my prayers.
-Amanda Thorn
Our deepest condolences to the families of the victims, and our deepest respect for those involved in the search and rescue. As parents of a 2-year-old and a 4-year-old, we can't imagine the pain of those who lost their babies. As former residents of Kansas and Michigan, we feel the shock and horror of this deed in our guts. As fellow citizens and human beings we deplore this evil, and hope the day will soon come when hate groups are a thing of the past.
-Stephen King and Laura Patterson, Santa Monica, CA
Injustice never brings justice.
-Alexander J. Flynn
The loss of loved ones is never easy. All we can do is hope that through this senseless tragedy, you will gain the strength that you need to grow and to continue with your lives. You're all in our thoughts and prayers.
-George Katele
I WOULD LIKE TO PRAY AND ASK THE LORD OUR GOD TO BLESS ALL THE FAMILIES AFFECTED. MOST OF ALL ASK THE LORD TO HELP ALL THOSE FAMILES AND CHILDREN AFFECTED. I WOULD LIKE TO HELP THE CHILDREN AND THOSE AFFECTED PLEASE LET ME KNOW HOW.
-TONY GUERRERO SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA
From our family in Australia, our heartfelt sympathy is extended to all the victims and there families and our admiration is extended to all the rescue workers, medical personnel etc.
-Kerin, Erik, Miranda (7 years) and Annika (17 months) Forstmanis, Melbourne Australia
Just writing to let you know that there are 23 students and a teacher saying prayers of peace, strength and hope for each of you! We can never truly know the pain this mindless deed has caused you, but we want you to know that you are in our hearts and in our minds each and every day!! The peace of the Risen Lord be with you all!!
-David Wittig and the Sixth Grade Class of Zion Lutheran School, Fallbrook, California
My sincere condolences to all, and my hope that the passage of each day will ease your suffering.
-Jeff Palamar
My sympathy goes out to all involved in this tragedy,
-Philip Abbet , Evansville, Indiana
There are no words to express my sorrow and anger at what has been done to you. I pray that you will know that we are with you. If any good can come from this, perhaps we can learn to love and care for each other instead of hate and divide. I may be in Eagle River, Alaska, but my heart is in Oklahoma. Peace.
-Helen Ormsby
Crystal bodies fall
shattered by the hatred wind
wing skyward forever
-Althea Sexton
Our thoughts are with all of the people physically and spiritually wounded in this senseless tragedy. We pray that you may will find strength and endurance while you must have it, comfort in the moments you can find to receive it, and peace in the Lord's time.
-Don O'Shaughnessy, Toronto, Canada
They shall not grow old
As we who are left will grow old
Age shall not wither them
Nor the passing years condemn
At the rising of the sun
And in the evening
We shall remember them. - Binyon (?)
My thoughts and best wishes go to all those affected by this tragedy-
most directly in OK, but ultimately, of course, all of us there are.
-John B (California)
May God Bless you and comfort you during this tragic time. Our hearts go out to you. Words just can't express all the thoughts and emotions that are mixed inside. Just know that our love is given and our prayers are strong for each and every person but most of all may the children know that peace and warmth DOES come from the hearts of many!
-Linda Clifford and Randy Brody
I pray for you daily and by name as I learn your names. My heart is heavy and my tears have not stopped falling. I pray for peace in your hearts and strength for the days to come. God have mercy.
-Cheryl Strausburg
I would just like to express the deepest sense of loss that is possible. It grieves me to think that my society, my fellow man could perptuate such a horrendous act, may God have mercy. My deepest condolances.
-Yusef D. Brower
Nearly everyone in my family have worked or do work for the gov't. and I cant tell you how hard it was to watch the news and here of the deaths. I live in Austin, Tx just down the rd. from Waco and that tradgedy shocked us but it was a choice those people made by there lifestyle and pathetic interpritation of scripture. To blatantly destroy innocent lives in retaliation is pure evil! God will not allow this to go unpunnished whether all of the terrorist are found or not- they will suffer with the knowledge of what they did mentally and physically. My prayers are with the families and the friends of those who have suffered from this travesty!! Our country will not forget!!!
-Doug La Rue Austin, Texas
To whomever may read this,
My name is Grant Bilderback. I live in Warner Robins Ga. I just wanted
to drop you a line and tell you how very sorry I am. I am praying for
all of you to have a quick recovery from this. All across America, we
are praying for you. God bless you all!! Sincerly,
-Grant bilderback
Our deepest gratitudes and sympathy to the families who lost thier loved ones in this terrible senseless act of violence.
-bstreet@bitwise.net
From Hamilton Parish, Bermuda, my wife Lois and I send our thoughts and sympathies to the people of Oklahoma City and state of Oklahoma. I visited Oklahoma City some years ago and thought it was a great place. Yours sincerely,
-Keith & Lois Forbes
Prior to going to Vietnam, my family and I were stationed at Tinker and had the privilege of experiencing your warmth and hospitality. Through this terrible recent tragedy, we have again seen a community of good people and great spirit showing the world what it means to be an American. God Bless You All. John Weekley and Family, Dallas
-John Weekley
Tears, tears, and more tears. We do what we can and then pray. You are in our prayers daily.
-Rohn, Wendy, and family
I am sure that my feelings towards this tragedy is representative of how most canadians feel: that of shock, anger, and sympathy. Those of us who live in north america used to think that mass scale terrorism is something that we see on TV, that only happens in a faraway country. Sadly, the age of innocence is gone. To our southern neighbours, we grieve with you.
-Fredericton, N.B. Canada
The people of the Washington, DC area are praying and thinking of the people involved in the bombing. Keep the faith. We are all behind you. Just remember, God has not abandoned you and to those of you who have lost loved ones, they are now in eternal peace. They will always be here listening to your prayers and you will join them some day. God Bless,
-Frank, MaryBeth, Alex & Meghann FitzMaurice, Laurel, Maryland
Dear "Okies",
As a the Dispatcher for SPEED THE NEED - Internet prayer bulletin service
for Christian missionaires, I would like to let you know that 300 prayer
sites around the globe are praying for you.
On Sunday, on your behalf, our congregation sang the hymn... "Oh Beautiful
for spacious skies..."
We are with you!
-Dave Hatch / Dispatcher - Speed The Need
Your courage in the face of such horror will long be remembered as will the love you have for each other. I grieve for all the victims. I pray for peace for the families left behind. I pray for solace for the rescuers and their grim mission. God bless.
-S. Stewart Houston, Tx
I found this poem on a card shortly after I lost a loved one.
Many tears
are shed,
because we have
loved
one who was
special.
Now, memories
must sustain us.
Let them guide you
and keep you
today and always.
For as we remember,
we see love's
reflection in our tears.
-Liz Pudas
In the face of such a senseless tragedy, it is easy to lose faith in
the family of Mankind. Yet, in the face of such a senseless tragedy,
witnessing the strength and coming together of the people of Oklahoma
and all around the nation, we find a light of hope.
The thoughts, sympathies, support and prayers of all are with you - please
continue to be strong, continue to find solace in each other and you will
find peace.
My thoughts and prayers are always with you,
-Susan
From the people at Amoco Corporation, Chicago, feel comforted in knowing that you have our deepest heartfelt sympathy.
-sebrown@amoco.com
My two young children and myself send our heartfelt sympathy for the survivors and families of the victims in this senseless tragedy. Our prayers are with you. May God grant you strength and eventual peace.
-Nancie Tarr
To all of you - with all our sympathy and prayers.
-Craig, Zita and Emmet Taylor, Ottawa Canada
The worlds prayers and thoughts are with you dduring this trying peroiod. Thank god for the courage to survive during moments like these, we are all praying to help you rebuild your lives !!!
-Phil Thorson
Our thoughts our with you as you try to work through this tragic ordeal. As this card will show, your country is behind you with support as we try to understand what kind of person would inflict such horror onto other human beings...Dallas, Texas sends its deepest sympathy.....
-Steve Dorfmeister - Dallas, Texas
"He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High will rest in the shadow of the Almighty. I will say of the Lord 'He is my refuge and my fortress, my God in whom I trust.' He will cover you with his feathers, and under his wings you will find refuge; his faithfulness will be your shield and rampart." (Psalms 91). Dear friends in OKC, look to the Lord for refuge and know we stand with you in love and sympathy and support.
-Wendy I. Morgenweck, Minneapolis
My deepest sympathy to all the people in Oklahoma. Please know that my prayers are with you and your loved ones. The support you are giving each other is wonderful. God bless you all. Love & Peace,
-Mary Jo
May God bless and bring comfort to all the people of Oklahoma City. My heart cries for all the parents who have lost children and all the families who have lost loved ones.
-Karl A. Matz
As Oklahomans transplanted to Minnesota, we often long for news of our home state. But the news we received last Wednesday was not what we wanted to hear. To our friends and family in Oklahoma City, to the survivors, and to the victims go our prayers and our thoughts daily. To the rescue workers who are giving of their all, you are true American heroes.
-Gregg and Gwen Griffin, Travis and Erin
My deepest and sincere sympathy to all of the people of Oklahoma. My heart goes out to all of you.
-Norleen---St Peter, Minnesota
I just wanted to let the people of Oklahoma know that my heart is with them and many tears have been shed by both my family and me. I wish there was something that I could do to erase the hurt. Our prayers are with you all.
-Mark Larma
Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
-Ellen Mrja, Mankato, MN.
Although New Jersey is far away, we feel your pain. While we see the sun, you see the rain. We may never truly know what you are going through. But we have you in our thoughts and prayers which is all that we can do. WE are all devasted by this horrible act. But WE SHALL OVERCOME and that's a fact.
-Danielle DiCicco
I wish peace and compassion to come your way. It is a sad event and we all ought to stop and share your pain as we stop to smell a beautiful flower. Peace,
-Jonah Paisner,Brookline, MA USA
I am at a loss for words. I lie awake at night sometimes crying and sometimes with my mind racing with fanciful images of how I could have saved your children. My heart and hand go out to all of you that have lost loved ones, but especially to the mothers. All your children look like my child...because these feelings of love and loss are transcendant. I had hoped I could do more...but offer you wishes for strength and comfort. May something hopeful come of this...
-Kim B. Foglia, Peachtree City, Georgia
Our thoughts and prayers,
-Mr. and Mrs. Carl Conti, Jeff , Sandi, Justin, and Kyle Holley
I send my profound sympathy to the victims of last weeks bombing. My thoughts are with them, their family, and their friends. May your physical and emotional wounds heal quickly.
-Cliff Majersik
My God be with you all, in your time as need. Our prayers go out to you.
-kent arnott
Our deepest sympathy to everyone in Oklahoma City.
-Staff of the University of Manitoba Book Store, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
Our prayers are with you. Let us work together to ensure justice is done. May God be with you all.
-Brian G. Ahart
In my lifetime I have never seen such a terrible disaster as happened to your city a week ago today. Please be comforted in the knowledge that God has taken each child into his arms and placed them on the lap of Jesus. Turn to Him for comfort, wisdom to shape your future, and courage to face each new day. My prayers are with you always.
-Marrianne Day
From all of us at the Mankato State Reporter, our deepest sympathy goes out to all the victims and their families of this heinous tragedy. With luck, speedy justice will be carried out so you and a nation of mourners can start the healing process. We've all seen the images, and while we'll never truly know the horror you experienced April 19, don't forget that Oklahoma City and its brave citizens are always in our thoughts. Peace.
-Robb Murray, Editor in Chief of the Mankato State Reporter, Mankato State University, Mankato, Minnesota
with deepest sympathies...
-bruno schmidt
Everyone:
With hope that someday we will learn to live with each other in acceptance.
Sharing your sorrow,
-Albert D. Melfo
Our family's thoughts and prayers have been with everyone affected by the bombing last week. It has affected everyone I know and wish there was something that we could have done to change this tragic situation. You are not alone with grief as we all are grieving with you. God bless you all and eventually you will be able to cope with this tragedy.
-Nan Gallagher, Tulsa
Please send my condolences to the families and especially those with small children who have lost their lives in this tragedy.
-Schmidt,Berni
Our deepest sympathies to the vicitms and their families. May God be with you during this difficult time.
-The Brownson Family
I hope that the families of this horrible tragedy will someday recover. I know I feel terrible about this. I think about you everyday.
-Julie and David (Stony Brook, NY)
Your city is an example of community faith and hope to us. Our thoughts and prayers go out to you.
-Bridget Walders and Family
We send only the very best thoughts to all of Oklahoma City. We are looking for names of the children in the hospital so that The Boise Bear Lovers can send Care Bears for the children to hug,
-Glenda Suit, Boise Bears Lovers Club of Boise, Idaho
Sending my sympathy and condolences. Our hearts are with you! --
-Max Heffler, Senior Software Design Engineer
You are in our thoughts in New Jersey.
-tiesa walker
I am so sorry about the tragedies that you have just experienced, but don't worry about them, God is protecting you! I am a student at the Richard Stockton College of New Jersey and I wanted to let you know that some of us herre are praying for your recovery. If there is anything that we can do to help speed up your recovery please feel free to write me back on E-mail and I'll see what I can do on this end of town. Sincerly,
-Lil' Bit
A little less hate would be a small gift for all of us to extend to one another; to our expressions of
frustration that something, someone might not conform to just the way we want it to be, we could
all bring less intensity, perhaps a bit of realization that we do not control others by hate and anger,
we only raise the likelyhood that we will never be at peace with one another.
Nothing returns a life lost; perhaps we should become more respectful of those alive, irrespective
of the rather odd excuses we use to justify much of the anger that generates the rational for
threatening [and ultimately taking] the life of another: color of skin, difference in language, the
different ways in which we offer prayer as we try to cope with what we do not know and often
fear.
Perhaps the lost lives in Oklahoma City can serve to help some of us focus on the value of life and
the extraordinary price we pay for the hateful things we say to or about one another.
-B Franza MD
TO ALL THE PEOPLE WHO HAD ANY PART IN THE OKC BOMBING MINE AND MY DAUGHTERS DEEPEST THOUGHTS ARE WITH ALL OF YOU. IT IS SO WONDERFUL TO SEE HOW SO MANY PEOPLE PULLED TOGETHER. PLEASE KEEP UP YOUR STRONG FAITH AND SPIRTS. WE PRAY FOR ALL OF YOU.
-CHARLENE & HOLLEY MAPLE GROVE,MN
We do not forget, but continue to think of, and pray for, all those involved in this shocking tragedy.
-Jean Burrows, Toronto, Canada
This is a tragedy beyond belief. I can not believe that things such as this continue to happen in our world. I must admit that the shock was slow in coming after I had heard the news of this horrid event. My senses refused to believe that this was real, it became something like a movie to me. A few days after the bombing, I was sitting for my 11 month old nephew, and as I watched him taking his faultering steps across the living room, I realized how sick and tragic this bombing was. So many lives lost... There is no justification. I offer my condolences and my prayers to those directly effected by this. I wish that my circumstances allowed me to help out in a more physical means, but know that my family is praying for the survivors, victims, relatives and rescue workers. I wish there were more I could do to bring you peace in this time of heartbreak...
-Anne Elizabeth Stevens
Our prayers are with you in this time of pain.
-Artamis
"This too will pass"....but, "We will never forget"! Out of loss comes memory, memories are a legacy. To all of you who are/have been involved in our history's worst act of terrorism may you somehow know that you will not only be in all of America's hearts now, but also for all the generations to come. To the parents of the children: You might ask, where can I turn for peace? Where is my solace? It is my most sincere prayer that you know how chosen your little one's were. How precious they were in His sight. That there trials on this earth were but so short, that they had no reason to prove themselves worthy. That we as adults spend our entire lifetime trying to show our maker we are worthy of His presence, but not those sweat little babies. How precious they are in His sight. And you, you were their parents. How noble of a calling. How lucky you are to have been given such a gift. I pray that you too will know that through His great plan you too will have that chance again to finish being parents to those children, but this there time will be no fear of this type of world, but only a world of love and peace. Oh, how great His love. He will hold them tenderly in His care for you. My prayers are with you this troublesome time, but oddly you have comforted me. Your strength is a monument to me. I have cried with you, and prayed with you, and it is you who have helped me through this heartbreaking time. Thank you American's. Thank you for your genuine concerns for each of us. It gives me hope...we do still have charity...the pure Love of Christ, His Love and your love has warmed this world. Please continue to care...for the children who were lost...for their parents.....for the workers who gave so freely. God, Please Bless America Again! Etched in my heart forever.
-Cheryl Hunter College Station, Texas
The rest of my life will be spent in prayer for healing for all of you. The pain you all have suffered, and will continue to endure - it is so unfair that precious life has been taken away so carelessly. Hold on to those special memories and cling to them, and may the joy of reminiscence ease the pain. God bless you all.
-Cindy deSa- Birmingham, Alabama
I am still bewildered and deeply saddened by the tragedy in Oklahoma City. Please know that my thoughts, sympathies and prayers are with all of those who lives were touched or lost.
-Cindy O'Leary
Look up the words "courage", "strength", "family" and "endurance" ... they are all spelled O-K-L-A-H-O-M-A. I'm proud of the people of my State and deeply honored to call myself an Oklahoman.
-David C. Lott, Lawton, Oklahoma
MAY MY PRAYERS TO THE APOSTLE JUDE THADDEUS BE HEARD AND ANSWER. I PRAY FOR THE PEOPLE WHO HAVE LOST THEIR LIVES AND THE PEOPLE WHO HAVE LOST LOVE ONES THRU THIS TERRIBLE BOMBING AND MAY HE (BLESSED JUDE THE APOSTLE) COMFORT YOU IN YOUR TIME OF NEED.. ALWAYS IN MY PRAYERS TO THE APSOTLE JUDE AND OUR LORD.... SINCERELY,
-LORRAINE HUBERTUS, NEW YORK CITY
this was a horrible thing to happen. i wouldn't wish it on anybody. you are in our hearts,and you have our prayers. god bless.
-flytrap
We at San Francisco State Univeristy send our symapthies to you all. We had a service of remembrance today. Included were the names of all the people who lost their lives and those still hospitalized and hurting. God give you strength and peace in this difficult time.
-G. Penny Nixon
It is when inhumanity shocks and suprises us, that our own human truths shine forth. Some fires can never be snuffed out. May yours always burn bright. Many blessings,
-Jennifer and Michael Zoll, Claremont, CA.
To all the people of Oklahoma City: the survivors, those who lost loved ones, and those who only watched as your neighbors were victimized by this terrible crime...my thoughts and prayers go with you today, as they have since it happened.
-Carlo Panno
Words cannot adequately express all I feel. I can only hope that love will help you find your way through the darkest pain. Peace...
-Karen, Charlottesville, Virginia
To all of you in Oklahoma, our prayers and thoughts will always be with you. There is nothing anyone can say to make it better, but always remember that there is only one heart in this world and when one hurts they all hurt. Nobody is alone!! Love and Peace
-Kim
From someone raised in Oklahoma, now living in Hawaii, On behalf of everyone in Hawaii, Our prayers are with those who have lost and suffered. To the volunteers and rescue personel, Mahalo Nui Loa (Thank you very much) and Aloha (Love). May God carry you in the palm of His hand.
-Rich Hageman
Heart felt sympathy to all who have suffered from this senseless act. May we all look for and find the lessons in this tragedy. And may the criminals be caught and done away with immediately!
-Lori Hamilton Kinsey
hope your wounds will heal soon
-Maria J. Savaiano
May God be with you always Our prayers are with the people in Oklahoma City. The criminal will be bring to justice God bless you!
-Meeilei Chen
Dear Oklahoma bombing victims,
No trauma that I have ever endured could make me aware of how you all must feel right now.
I know that your city has the strength to withstand this horrible
attack on not just a building and its innocent inhabitants--but indeed everything our country
stands for! The entire world shares in your pain, and I wish you
all the best.
-Michael Cohen, Northwestern University Student
Our hearts feel for the people that were involved especially the ones with children. I cannot imagine the pain you must be going through but hope for all the best in the future. I realize I do not know anyone but I wish I was able to help releive some of the pain. Our deepest sympathy goes to all involved in this tragic event. The hearts of Michael, Cindy, Bradley, Brandon and Chelsea Taddeo go out to Oklahoma City.
-Michael Taddeo and the Staff of Foxnet Communications, Thunder Bay, Ont. Canada
Dear Citizens of Oklahoma City, Our hearts went out for the victims involved in this tragedy. May God be with you in your time of sorrow. We hope the persons involved with the bombing are brought to justice so that the city can start rebuilding physically and emotionally. Sincerely,
-Kim Ruhnke and Jennifer Collins
All my heart goes out to the victims of this disaster. May God give you strength to endure this. My prayers and sympathies.
-Ram (tk) Krishnamurthy
My prayers are with all those who suffered and continue to suffer due to this great tragedy. God bless those who were left without their loved ones, and God bless the men and women who tirelessly gave of themselves to rescue and recover the victims. We in Colorado Springs wish you well.
-Rick Mellott
I want all of the families whose lives were affected by this horrible tragedy to know that my prayers as well as those of my fellow New Yorkers are with them.With Love,
-Robert Dauman, New York
May God bless all of you, dear People from Oklahoma City. Our
thoughts are with you. I know it's difficult to believe it, but
one day we will meet again our loved ones.
We pray for the sun to shine again on your community.
-Roberto Amorosino, Rome (Italy)
My heartfelt sympathies go out to the families of the bombing victims. As the flags across the country have been at half-staff, so have our hearts.
-RoyWJ
Fortunately, in times of despair and grief, people of all backgrounds unite under a common cause. However, it is unfortunate that this happens primarily in times of trouble. My condolences for those who have suffered a personal loss, and my sincere thanks for those who participated in the rescue attempts.
-Union College Consultant