
Originally Posted by
bowtieguy
When J.F.K. was shot I had just got back to school from lunch. One of the guys in my class ran in and said that the president had been shot. The teacher turned on the television and we all watched for the rest of the day. That afternoon when I got home I found my mother crying, it was then that I realized that our country had lost one of the most important leaders in it's history.
When the Murrah building was bombed I had just gotten into the shower, I was on vacation. I spent the rest of the day trying to find friends that worked in the area, only one was left. So many lost for nothing, it still hurts my heart to think of it.
When the tornado took Moore I was in Ft. Worth, my father-in-law had just died about 6 hours before it hit. My home was in Moore, my kids were in Moore and many of my friends were in Moore. I know that was not as bad as being in Moore at that time, but, not knowing if my home was gone or if I had lost my sons or any of my friends was very hard on me. I came home to find that my home and my kids were just fine, but, many of my friends had nothing left. I have faced devastation in my past and it did not make this any easier.
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