My thoughts and prayers go out to all of the people suffering from this terrible disaster
-73772.1241@compuserve.com
To all the Residents of Okalahoma City,
May the peace of God be with all of you during this difficult
time. You are in our prayers. Remember to cast all your burdens upon
the Lord Jesus and He will make your burdens light. If there are any
specific prayer request you can contact us (my wife and I) via this
e-mail address. God bless. Love in Christ,
-Michael Canute
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. May the lord be with you all at the time and always.
-Philip, Belle, Stefanie, and Kristin Wetmore
Our condolences to everyone in Oklahoma. God be with you all in this time of grief.
-Jason Bernal, John Nicki, Cruz Perez
Please accept the heartfelt condolences of one Canadian and his family.
-Perry Smith
It is true that the best of america comes out in times of adversity. I am shocked and dismaayed that American's can do this to each other. My deepest sypathy and feelings go out the families of the lost victims. My family aalso sends thheirs as well.
-The Epolito Family, Boston, MA
All of my heart go out to the people of OKC who involved in the tragedy including all of rescuers. Especially with those Vietnamese families "THANH THAT CHIA BUON"
-Cngo.
Our family keeps you in our prayers every night. WE were inspired by your faith and hope peace comes to you soon.
-The Sorrentino Family
My heartfelt condolences to all who have suffered a loss at this time. Our families prayers unite with yours.
-JLanier@aol.com
I am sorry that Americans can still do this to each other. What we have to bind us all now is our communion. Political argument, loud argument, is what we're all about; but the thin line we must always keep inside of is that which rationalizes violence. Even now, our feelings of anger and sadness have to be kept inside of that line. It's time to help and comfort. That's our strength -
-al majko
To the people of Oklahoma, Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to you. As a transplanted Okie living in Tennessee I am very proud of the way Oklahoma and its wonderful people have responded to this act of terrorism. What an example for the country, and the world!! We will be praying for you.
-Felton and Karen Garrison
Our thoughts and prayers go out to you at this most difficult time. Our hearts are with you as we watch in silence the saddness you endure every day. We hope you heal quickly from this most tragic of events.
-Adana Adams
Our sincere sympathy to all who lost friends and family in this tragedy. May you find peace. Appreciation to all who work in the rescue and recovery efforts.
-The Bill Mankin family, Boulder CO
There is no reason for there to be such hatred of anybody or anything in this world to create such a horrible catastrophe. Our society seems to have lost touch with the value and respect of human life. As a mother of two young girls, I can only just imagine the degree of extreme pain and numbness you all must be feeling as a result of your loss. Human life is something that should be valued.
-Vick Kenyon Caruso
For those who have lost a loved one in this travesty, there is only one, very important thing to do . . tell those whom you love that you love them, before its too late. I guess I lied. Enjoy them with all your heart, too. God bless.
-Mike Brewer
The Burke family send you are deepest sympathies. Our prayers are with you for this time and for the future of all of us.
-Tom, Doris, Kristin, Cindy, and Heather Burke - Ramona, CA
On behalf of my entire family, I wish to express our love, tears and hopes for the people of Oklahoma City. Due to the coverage, I feel we shall never forget most of you, your faces and voices are indelibly etched on our memories, and you are a part of our lives. This heinous crime has shown us the depths to which humans can sink, but the strength, courage and compassion of the rescue workers has shown us the pinnacles that man can reach. Our love and our prayers go to every one of you.
-Mr & Mrs. Richard L. Rush & Family, South Bend, IN
From Texas A&M University...
When tragedy strikes, remember the best medicine lies in hope and love.
Our love and the love of those around the world is with you.
-LJ Martin and JS Oliphint, College Station, Texas
I just wanted to say... Hang in there, it will get better. Keep the faith. In Him-
-Heather Waters
I feel terrible about what has happened, especially for the children. Oklahoma City has several little Gaurdian Angels now.
-Dennis Arguello, Colorado Springs, CO
I would like to offer my prayers to you during this most difficult time. Please be assured that there are 250,000,000 Americans that share in your sorrow. I have learned a very important lesson as a result of this tradgedy...NEVER take your family or friends for granted.
-Jeff DeGrandpre, Chino Hills, California
I am praying for the families and the wounded of this awful accident. May god bless and comfort you in a time of sorrow.
-Rita Marie Gonzalez, Las Vegas, NV
To all of Oklahoma: My sincere sympathy. I hope the day will come when this tragedy will be a distant memory, though the hearts and hopes of all who perished will never be forgotten.
-DaveST
Dear Families,
I mourn with you in your time of great loss. My prayers go with you.
-Gary Eckhardt, San Antonio, Texas
I hope, someday, you find a light at the end of this horrible tunnel. No one should forget what happened in Oklahoma. My heart goes out to every person whose life has changed because of this.
-Pam
I don't know how to express my sympathy, but I know that I feel so sad for all of us.
-tonyd@gn2.getnet.com
I was horrified to hear something like this could happen in the U.S. However, it is great to see the Oklahoma residents and the rest of American people come together for a common goal; too restore the Heartland of America to its caring and compassionate state of well being.I often wonder how a young man such the one who caused this terrible incident could have become so lost, missguided and completely forgot what America stands for. God bless your city and people for giving me the strength to believe in true Americans again, may time heal these wounds and the love of God be with you.
-Tim Dennis
Please accept our heartfelt condolences for the unspeakable attack on the innocents of Oklahoma City. We are with you in spirit. God bless you.
-The Camerons, San Diego, California
WE SEND OUR WARMEST WISHES AND DEEPEST SYMPATHIES.
-BILL BRASSINGTON AND JANEY LEE, VANCOUVER,B.C.,CANADA.
I'm with you, good people of Oklahoma City. I'd like to represent all the polulation of Switzerland thinking in the same way.
-Patrick MICHEL
To the Oklahoma bombing victims:
All the losses that you have endured, all the pain that you feel and
the grief that you have to go through, I am going through with you. There
are other people out there willing to help in anyway they can, but they
cannot give lifes back, that have been taken. I feel for you and I am
praying for you, even though I dont know everyone of you. God will help us
get through all of this, trust in Him and he will provide. I love all of
you as my own.
-Tim Stone
The country, indeed the world, shares your sorrow.....
-Ann Batchelder (Wellesley, Massachusetts)
Never in my life would I ever feel the same grief that you all have felt. This terrible terrible ordeal will definitely change your life forever. To the survivors, THANK GOD YOU ARE ALIVE. To those still trapped in the rubbles, KEEP FAITH,you will survive this. And to the families who have lost a DEAR DEAR LOVED ONE, MY DEEPEST SYMPATHY FOR YOU; nothing I can say can ever express my grief for you. MAY THE LIGHT SHINE THOUGH THIS DARK DARK CLOUD AND BRING LOVE TO THIS WORLD AND ESPECIALLY TO THE VICTIMS OF THE OKLAHOMA BOMBING
-Gary Low Kok Hooi
I wrote this poem in my car on Friday, April 21, 1995. When I had finished, I
heard on NPR that Timothy McVeigh was in custody. My heart first jumped, then
sunk again knowing that one of "our own" had done such a horrible deed. My
sympathy to all. We are greiving with you.
Weeping Cherry Trees
Flags hang low
The skies and I are blue today.
The smell of cherry blossoms is as heavy
as my heart.
Tiny angels rise to the heavens
Our compassion rises with them.
Together we band,
solumnly we watch,
Quietly we proceed
Our tomorrows will
never be the same.
-Nancy J. Leslie, Indianapolis, Indiana
You are in the heartland of our country, now you are in the hearts of our country. Please recover and grow. A few malcontents shouldn't ruin our resolve.
-Paul & Joy Barnes
Please accept my deepest sympathy. My heart aches for all of you. I will keep you in my prayers.
-Arlene Pellino from Columbus, Ohio
I am really sorry that this happened to the people in Oklahoma City. Me and my school in Colorado are praying for you. I hope that the police can find the remaining John Doe and bring both of them to justice.
- Chris A. Weber, 10 yrs. old
What a disaster, our hearts go out to the families and friends of those killed in the event. Best wishes to all concerned, you are all in our prayers.
-marvin bratt
You all are the most kind and heart-warmed people in the world. My heart is sympathized with the victims. Hope you all recover soon. Everyone of us will always remember you all and OKLAHOMA CITY. Just hang in there and our government will catch all the murderers.Kind Regards,
-Hien Pham, Garland, TX.
As the nation mourns, our thoughts and our prayers are with the victims, the rescue workers, the families who have lost loved ones, and the people of Oklahoma . . . GOD BLESS YOU ALL
- The Rodriguez Family, Plano, Texas
Our sincere condolences to everyone affected by this tragedy.
-Soudabeh Beheshti and Jahan Bakhtiar
All our best wishes.
-Joey Hewitt and Jonnel Clothier, Hyattsville, MD
DEAR PEOPLE OF OKLAHOMA, OUR HEARTS GO OUT TO ALL OF YOU IN YOUR DAYS AND HOURS OF NEED. MAY GOD CLUTCH EACH PERSON MURDERED CLOSE TO HIS LOVING HEART. GOD BLESS ALL THE VOLUNTEERS AND FIRE AND POLICE WHO ARE ASSISTING YOU AND YOUR LOVED ONES. MAY GOD GRANT THEM AND YOU SPECIAL REWARDS FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIVES, AND A SPECIAL PLACE IN HEAVEN. MY FAMILY IS PLANTING A WEEPING CHERRY TREE IN MEMORY OF ALL WHO DIED, WERE INJURED, OR VOLUNTEERED IN ANY WAY TO EASE THE TERRIBLE PAIN OF OKLAHOMA, AND THE NATION.
-JOE AND KATHY WIMPLING...RELAY, MD.
We are so sorry. Our thoughts are with you and so is God. Sincerely,
-Mr. Dryman's fourth grade class, Asheville NC
Words just can not express how I feel. I would like to express my deepest sympathes to all the families. My prayers and thoughts are with every minute.
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May God bless you all.
- Kimberly Swygert Raines
Our heartfelt sympathy to all the families touched by this tragedy. Our prayers are with all the families.
-gail and jim taylor, sierra vista, arizona
My prayers, tears and love are with you. God bless and best wishes.
-Lara, Charlotte, NC
Our hearts are with you.
-dcb@crystal.cirrus.com
My wife & I send all our best wishes and hopes for the future for everyone in Oklahoma City who has been touched by this tragedy.
-Mark & Nancy Leslie
We in Ft. Thomas, Kentucky are grieving for you. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
-Mary Curtis
Our deepest sympathies and best wishes from PSC 389.
-Buffalo State College in Buffalo, N.Y.
So few can affect the lives of so many....Even though you will never forget this tragedy, please remember we are here for you and your families.
-Mike and Wendy Needels, Chico, CA
To all who have suffered so much, I just wanted to let you know that all of my friends and I are praying for you and your families. We pray that God will grant you strength and understanding in this time. We also pray that justice will be done. Sincerely yours,
-Neal Robertson
We support you as you rebuild not only part of your city, but the spirit of your community.
-Patricia S. Sinay and David I. Viertels, Washington, DC
I am sorry for whathappend in your city! I don't know how someone could do something so heart less. I hope they catch everyone who was involed in this!
-Danielle, Haslett, Michigan
I am very sad that so many people died in the bombing.
-Jamie, Haslett, Michigan
To the people of Oklahoma City,
I wanted all of you to know my thoughts and prayers are with you
as you deal with this tragedy. I have been inspired by the way your
community has rallied together and set an example for people
everywhere of how true neighbors should be.
May God bless all of you,
-Anna Minor, Mississippi State University
My prayers are with all of you.
-Kim Baker
On behalf of Robert BLue Middle School, here in Eagle Grove, Ia. I would like to extend our most heartfelt sympathy. It is in a crisis time such as this, that we Americans are truly united. For those parents of the innocent......we feel your pain. Our thoughts are with you.
-ROBERT BLUE MIDDLE SCHOOL, EAGLE GROVE, IOWA
You are in our thoughts and prayers here at Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Massachusetts.
-Henry Gabryjelski
Wishing you the best with all of our concern,,,,,
-Dirk Thompson
Our deepest sympathy to the victims, families, and the people of Oklahoma. We are praying for you.
-Tom - Kennedy Space Center.
Our heartfelt condolences to the good people of Oklahoma city.
-Donald, Marilyn, Laura and David Zanolla
From one Okie to others -- I hurt with you, I grieve with you, and I pray for you.
-Bryan Cobb, Huntsville Alabama
From all of us at Concentric Research Corporation in Michigan, peace and love to all of those in pain in Oklahoma, God Bless. Sincerely,
-Colleen St.Clair-Cowles
TO ALL THE PEOPLE IN OKLAHOMA, MY FAMILY AND MYSELF WANT TO EXPRESS OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO YOU ALL. AND I FIND IT QUITE DEVESTATING THAT SUCH A TRAGEDY COULD HAPPEN IN AMERICA. YOU ARE ALL IN OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYS DAILY. AND YOU WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN, FOR THOSE WHO HAVE PASSED ON THEY ARE NOW OUR GUARDIAN ANGELS.
-John, Ann Marie, Danielle and John Robbio IV from Castle Rock, Colorado
Just.to.let.you.know.you.are.in.our.prayers.Our.hearts.go.out.to all of you in Oklahoma. God is with you and will comfort you and give you strength.
-Drue & Ann Christian & boys, Bennett, Colorado
We hope that you find strength to get past this tragedy.
-The Hellers
My sons and I offer prayers for all Oklahoma City families, yourlost loved ones and the tireless workers. There are no words, but we are sending our best to you.
-Judith Osterman, Alex and Nick Pruitt, Laramie, Wyoming
I am in NJ, but have felt close to all of you in Oklahoma, in grief and anger over what has happened. But I am also heartened by the incredible outpouring of help from all over the country, some of it by people called in to do their job, but doing it above and beyond the call of duty, and some of it by volunteers. The assistance and good sentiments from so many people are a testimony of what is good in this country and a visible outpouring showing all of us, but especially the nation's children, that though a small number of people do evil things, most of our nation and the world are full of good-hearted people who will do what they can to help others. My condolences and prayers go to those who have had family members, friends, colleagues die or suffer grave injury. The memory of your loved ones will live forever and both you and the rest of us can carry on the good they would have accomplished. Their deaths have brought us closer together and I hope those |inks can be preserved and grow. My heart goes out to all of you.
-Nancy Ashton Port Republic NJ
To all The people In Oaklahoma City:
I am sending with this message with all my love and all my sorrow
for those in Oklahoma City. Though I have no friends, or family in the
building, I felt it was a horrendous thing to do. If these people
thought the burning of the Branch Dividien was bad and they were mad
about it, then why did they stoup so low as to kill more inocent people? I
would love to be the peorson to kill "IT". My friends and I call Mc
Veigh "IT" because he doesn't deserve a name, and the right to live. I
send my prayers every night and hope this craziness will end. But I
suppose it never will unless we could screen every person to be good or bad. Love and wishes for
ever,
-Erica Rose Greenfield
To the people of Oklahom City:
This has brought a great sadness over all of America!!! When I
first heard about it, I was at school. Ifelt like a part of my heart was
just ripped out. This shoild never of happened. The worst part is the
bomber is from here, in America. We as states should be helping
eachouter. This is not even close to what we should be doing for
eachother. All of my prayers, hopes, and best wises go out to all of
the people in Oklahoma. I send all of my love to you. I wish that there
was something else that I could do, but what can a 14 year old girl do.
All that I can think of is pray. To all of the people that have lost
friends and/or family only time will heal your wounds. All of my love,
hopes, wishes, and prayers go out to you. All of my LOVE,
-Melanie Elizabeth Greene
What more can be said--the tears still flow, the heart still hurts. God Bless all of you.
-John E. Bousa, Houston, Texas
I would like to express my depest sympathy for this terrible tragedy.My prayers are with all of you daily.
-Roy Parker
I send my deepest and most sincere sympathy to those who were victims in the Oklahoma City bombing, as well as their families. You have all been in my prayers and will continue to be. God bless each and every one of you! Sincerely,
- Brandee Meador
Our deepest sympathies and prayers are with you.
-Steve, Blanca, & Christina Michel - Rochester, NY
Your terrible tragedy has reminded the world of the fragility of human life and that evil really is present in the world. I know many people who are looking at every relationship--whether family, friends or casual encounters with strangers--differently. Maybe the good that can come out of this is to remind us to show each other that we care and we only have a short time to do what we can in this life. Our thoughts and prayers, from the very bottom of our hearts, are with you. It could have been my town, my family. It was not--why? We can't possibly feel what you feel, but our hearts are with you, grieving for you.
-Susan and Don Parker, in Texas
Our deepest and heartfelt sympathy go out to all the residents of Oklahoma who have lost friends and loved ones in this senseless tragedy and especially to those who have lost a child. We cannot conceive the depth of the pain and loss you must feel. Know only that we do share your pain. Our outrage at this horror is only exceeded by our pride and admiration of the heroic people of your great city in these most trying times. God bless you all...WE CARE!!!
-Ralph & Gail Humbert, Aurora, Colorado
I want to offer my heartfelt condolences to those who lost their friends and loved ones in the OK City bombing. It is extremely disturbing to realize that there are individuals on this planet who have so little regard for human life. But the dignity, courage, and selflessness exemplified by citizens of Okalahoma City and those who have flocked there to lend their support has shown the world what the real meaning of being human is. My prayers are with you all and I wish you peace and comfort in this time of great sorrow.
-Brian Smith
You have our deepest sympathy in this tragic time. We hurt for you. With love,
-Ed and Robin Gardella
Dear Oklahoma City victims,
With all your pain and suffering, I hope that you may once again
reconstruct your lives and put this devastating experience behind you.
When in doubt, just remember, our lives are in the hands of God. He
stands over and protects each and everyone of us, for we are his
children. Sincerely,
-Richard
For all the mothers with heavy hearts, mine too is heavy -
the child you lost was also my child,
the tears you wept were also my tears,
the child the firefighter held was also my child,
I know your pain - no matter if the child was only 1 or 41,
we must find the Phoenix from the ashes of our burnt souls,
and we can if we pray together and love each other - as it should be,
With all my love,
-June Taylor - Charleston, South Carolina, USA -Also with love from Gary, Kile, and Kevin Taylor
To the People of Oklahoma City:
We live over 1400 miles away from you; yet, our hearts go out to you and our
prayers to our God on you behalf. May God give you strength in the days to
come, courage to face a world now more frightening than it was before, and
mercy as you face grief and the gruelling task of reconstructing your lives.
The bravery you exibit, the grief you bear, and the love you show to one
another touches us all. You have faced the deepest darkness that we humans
can thrust upon one another - hate. As a people you have stared back at that
ugly demon who took the lives of innocent children, diligent workers,
unsuspecting patrons of the building and committed public servants. You
have stared back at the demon of hatred and inspired us all as a nation and
as a people to become more than what we have stooped to.
On behalf of my congregation and community I pray that God may bless you and
stengthen you, may God lead us all toward greater forebearance of one another's differences, and
inspire us all in the ways of mercy.
Peace,
-Craig Morton, Associate Pastor, Salford Mennonite Church, Harleysville, PA
Loving thoughts from NYC.
-fleance
The whole world shares your loss. The total size of this card will give you some idea how you are all in our hearts in this trying time. Go gently.
-Chris
We extend our sympathies to the families who lost loved ones and to the community of Oklahoma City in the wake of this terrible event. All of you are in our thoughts and prayers, and we have been uplifted by the many examples of your generosity, patience and courage that we have seen and heard in the media. Thank you for your example.
-The Robertson Family - Robbie, Kathy, Andre, and Alex
I'm sure you've heard this before, but you all have our deepest sympathy, and we wish you all better times in the future.
-John A. Buck
God Bless you and keep hope alive. my deepest sympathy to all the families.
-Sherry Norie, Mill Bay, B.C., Canada
The University of Wisconsin at River Falls extends its sympathy to the residents of Oklahoma City.
-Mary Ekholm
Deepest Regards & Sympathy from everyone in Columbus Ohio...
-Dirk Thompson Hunt, WBNS 10TV ONLINE
Our deepest sympathy from the members of the First United Methodist Church of Northville. We as a congregation have decided to take three steps to show you our concern and love at this time. First we are collecting money to be sent to the First United Methodist Church of Oklahoma City to use as they see fit. Secondly, we are having our members send cards and messages of support. Finally, we will be participating in the National Day of Prayer on Thursday, May 4, praying specifically for all of you. God Bless You and Keep You.
-REV THOMAS M BEAGAN, First UMC, Northville, MI
A CANTRIP TO CATCH KILLERS by C. M. Joserlin, "Raven"
I speak no spell offending the Rede of "harm ye none",
But chant this charm intending that justice will be done:
Let truth be found for mending the wrong these killers brought,
To infamy unending for all the goals they sought.
Let truth be told in every word, the killers' hiding places;
Let truth be seen and truth be heard, the killers' names and faces.
That none need longer wonder who drove them to this deed,
Provoked this fatal blunder, inspired them with a creed,
Let lies be torn asunder to show their hidden guide;
Let this be published under the tale of those who died.
Let truth be told for all to know, the guilty ones be named;
May killers and their leaders show their face and be ashamed.
Three times this charm recited, the Furies to invoke;
Thricefold these Three invited to judge the words I spoke.
"Return threefold" incited against abusive spells;
May I thus be indicted if truth against me tells.
Let truth be told, I say again, no matter where it's hidden;
And be they women, be they men, their full exposure bidden.
-Raven
From the coastal shores of Southern New Jersey, our deepest sympathy, our daily prayers and the warmth of our hearts & souls go out to the families of Oklahoma City. Also, to the rescuee workers and volunteers that have helped tu rn this tragedy into a ray of hope for the United States of America, that in th e face of tragedy, we can still come together as a whole and work as one.
-Sharon Morgan & Michelle Bevan
Mr. Reynolds' fifth grade class from Bend, Oregon, wish to send their sympathies to citizens iof Oklahoma City, and the state of Oklahoma. We would like to offer our help if there is something we could do. Again--our sympathies to Oklahoma City, and the families that lost loved-ones.
-Mr. Reynolds' fifth grade class from Bend, Oregon
The thoughts and prayers of my family are with you at this time of terrible tragedy. May God's love guide you through the sorrow and pain.
-Frank, Tricia, Josh, Michael, Frankie and Amanda Barbee
We share with you the grief and the loss you feel on this terrible tragedy. Pleaes accept our deepest sympathies.
-Mantha Family
Please extend my greatest sympathies to all who have suffered in the Oklahoma tragedy. My heart goes out to all of you who have lost loved ones, who have been injured, who are working night and day trying to rescue and also to the rescue dogs. I can not put into words the feeling I have for you, and I wish you peace in the days ahead.
-Sue Clark, New Hampshire
Sinceres condoleance aux familles eprouvees. Toutes mes prieres sont a vous
- Philippe Garneau, Charlesbourg, Canada
Our deepest sympathy from Lincoln, NE. Our hearts go out to you.
-Theron and Valerie
To all of those affected by the horrendous bombing in Oklahoma City: my deepest sympathy to all of you, you are in my thoughts and prayers daily. The heroic efforts of all involved in helping the victims shows the depth of human compassion. May you all find peace in the time to come.
-Elisabeth Slaughter, Larkspur, CO
From your loss and pain, may we learn to live together. God be with you and with all of us.
-Ray Schramm, Boulder, Colo.
Our thoughts and prayers are with all the citizens of Oklahoma City and the state of Oklahoma. We are thinking of you all up here in Canada.
-Alanna May-Gardiner & Scott Gardiner, Bolton, Ontario, Canada
Our deepest sympathy to all. As time goes on and some of the wounds slowly heal, let us not go our separate ways and forget .... Let us be strong and show these inhumane bastards that we have not been beaten and that they have not won.
-Ronnie and Ann McCollum
My heart is saddened from the death and destruction inflicted on Oklahoma City. I wish I could be there for each and everyone who has been affected. God Jehovah will bless, and the bible tells us that you will see your loved ones again in the resurrection. Much love . . .
-Jim Kelley
My heart goes out to all of the families that have been damaged by this terrible act. I'm praying for each of you.
-Patty
I really don't know what to say, except justice will be served and I hope those families can get some condolences from that.
-Trena Diggs
Our sympathies to each one of you affected by this tragedy. We pray and trust that God will comfort you and bring some good from this terrible event.
-Perkins family, Boulder Colorado.
"Our heart goes out to the many people who are having to endure this terrible tragedy in Oklahoma- which never should of happened in the first place. May we as human beings on this planet be ever mindful that we must learn to co-exist peacefully despite our many differences. A special prayer goes to the leaders of this country, as they try to bring justice to the guilty ones in the bombing. Last but not least, a prayer goes out for all the people of this world to try to come together just once- that we each must learn to accept full resposibility of our actions in this life, in the spirit of advancing the human race. May God bless you and ease the burden on your hearts and souls.
- Kyle T. Whitlock, Columbia, S.C.
The Day The Children Died...
The words could not come
No matter how I tried
To explain that awful day
The day the children died.
The heartland of a country
A people full of pride
The senseless act enrages
A nation wonders "Why?"
They come to help the wounded
But their grief they cannot hide
At the sight of innocence lost
They bow their heads and cry.
Too young to leave this world
Their images flash worldwide
Now they rest in peace
Forever in our minds.
To the people of this tragedy
May God be by your side
To ease your pain and suffering
Let courage be your guide.
Time will slowly heal
Long after the tears have dried
But we must never forget that fateful day
The day the children died.
Our thoughts and prayers our with everyone
affected by this most senseless tragedy, not
only to those who lost children, but parents,
grandparents, relatives and friends. Our
deepest condolences...
-Rob from Toronto, Canada
All of you are in my prayers and thoughts.
-David Stovicek, Cleveland, OH
Here in Sydney, Australia when we heard the news we were shocked and dismayed at the news. Our prayers go out to all those who lost loved ones and those who are still missing in the building. On behalf of all my family and my friends I would wish you all the best and pray that this burden you carry may be a little lighter knowing you have friends on the other side of the world who care. With Love and Affection
-Mary Draganis
I know that probably the last thing the bombing victims want are our sympathy. None of you deserved this, never. No one deserves to having everything taken away from them in a terrible accident. Not only the ones that were in the building were victims, all of their families and friends are too. When anyone is intetionally hurt or hurt by an accident all thier family and friends are brought into it too. I know it has been hard for everyone and America is helping, but I would be lying if I said I know how it feels. All everyone wants is for the victims to survive this mess and gooing on with their lives. I wish you the best of luck.
-aa824@seorf.ohiou.edu