who were at work or visiting the Murrah Federal office building.
My office back then was in Leadership Square on the 2nd floor which is two blocks from the bombing.
The sound of the blast was so loud I thought an airplane had hit our building. From the windows in our office we could see a huge amount of smoke and we were told to evacuate the downtown area.
Every morning I would park about a mile away from my office near St Anthony's Hospital so I could get some exercise every morning.
On my route to my office I walked past the Murrah office building every day and on the day of the bombing I walked past it 20 minutes earlier and I remember seeing a group of their office workers outside smoking and talking. I often wonder how many of them were killed in the bombing.
My secretary back them lost her sister in the bombing who worked in the Social Security office in the Federal building. There was also a daycare in the Federal building where several children were killed and seriously injured.
After the bombing I changed my route on my walk to my office and the smell of death in the air remained for over a month, a smell I will never forget.
God bless the families of the victims of this horrific act of violence.
My office back then was in Leadership Square on the 2nd floor which is two blocks from the bombing.
The sound of the blast was so loud I thought an airplane had hit our building. From the windows in our office we could see a huge amount of smoke and we were told to evacuate the downtown area.
Every morning I would park about a mile away from my office near St Anthony's Hospital so I could get some exercise every morning.
On my route to my office I walked past the Murrah office building every day and on the day of the bombing I walked past it 20 minutes earlier and I remember seeing a group of their office workers outside smoking and talking. I often wonder how many of them were killed in the bombing.
My secretary back them lost her sister in the bombing who worked in the Social Security office in the Federal building. There was also a daycare in the Federal building where several children were killed and seriously injured.
After the bombing I changed my route on my walk to my office and the smell of death in the air remained for over a month, a smell I will never forget.
God bless the families of the victims of this horrific act of violence.
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