Baylee Kok's memory lives on through grief and advocacy
Photographer Charles Porter IV recalls the day Baylee Kok died in the Oklahoma City bombing, as Baylee's family honors her memory with a foundation promoting safety features in glass. Porter, who shot the famous image, reflects on its impact while Baylee's family prepares to place a wreath at the memorial.
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Charles Porter IV
Baylee
Almon-Kok
Oklahoma City
Stan Kok
Bella
Broox
Federal Building
People First
Porter
Chris Fields
Lester
Bob” LaRue
Newsweek
Associated Press
Almon Rok
Oklahoma City National Memorial
Almon- Kok
Eral
Federal Build
Murrah Building
Liberty approves zoning for CCH complex in Liberty Township
Liberty Township trustees approved a business planned unit development for a 65 acre landmark medical complex off Yankee Road near I 75 and Ohio 129. The plan includes two outpatient centers a clinical care building medical offices a day care and a hotel with sign height disputes resolved to aid interstate visibility for Children’s Hospital. John Brownrigg said ground breaking could occur in early 2006 with a 60 000 to 90 000 square foot outpatient facility as a gateway to Liberty Township.
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Cincinnati Children’s Hospital
Liberty Township
Yankee Road
Ohio 129
Children’s Hospital
Bob Shelley
Liberty One Drive
Cincinnati- Dayton
West Chester Lawn and Garden Center
Lakota East High School
Pedco E&a
Fox 75 LLC
Dan Neyer
Neyer Properties
Dick Haglage
Craig Kolb
Terra Firma Associates
John Brownrigg
Brownrigg
Oklahoma City bombing memory from a Oklahoma reporter
Jake Trotter recalls April 19 1995 in Oklahoma City with personal scenes from the blast site Mayor grief rescue crowds and national response. He notes 168 bronze chairs at the memorial an enduring symbol and the elm tree surviving the explosion.
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Oklahoma
New York City
World Trade Center
City Desk
The
Oklahoman
Oklahoma City National Memorial
Apple remembers brother among Murrah bombing victims
Apple honors her Franklin native brother Thomas Hawthorne who died in the 1995 Murrah building bombing while he was completing Social Security paperwork. She notes his purpose in life was to help others and aims to spend time with his three adult children and grandchildren as a tribute.
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Porter
Alfred P. Murrah Federal
Timothy McVeigh
Terry Nichols
Apple
Thomas Hawthorne
Franklin
Springboro
Murrah
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Fort Worth
Texas
Tony Gutierrez
Duartes Porter IV
Liberty
CCH
I-75
Cox News Service
Vanessa
Middletown Journal
MiddletownJournal.com
Trotter
Nathan
Oklahoma City Symphony
Oklahoma City Civic Center Music Hall
Itrotter
Coxohio
Jake Trotter
Richard West
Lebtfreeohi
Middletown
Chamber of Commerce
Monroe
Trenton
Central Ave
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