On April 19, 1995, a truck bomb shattered the lives of many Oklahomans when it ripped away the north side of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in downtown Oklahoma City. Peachlyn was one of those victims.
Precious 3 year old Peachlyn was at the Social Security Administration Office on the 1st floor with her grandmother, Cheryl Bradley Hammons, and her 3-month-old brother, Gabreon Bruce when they died in the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. The family, including Peachlyn's mother, Dana Bradley, 20, had gone to get a Social Security card for Gabreon. Dana is now recovering after her leg was amputated. Dana's sister, Felicia Bradley, 23, was with them, too, and also is recovering from injuries.
Sitting in nine rows at the Oklahoma City Memorial, one for each floor of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, are chairs that represent the 168 victims. Each chair is made of stone and hand-crafted bronze, and rests on a glass base etched with the name of the victim it represents. Smaller chairs represent the 19 children killed in the bombing; Peachlyn's memorial chair is in the 1st row memorial chair 10.
Memorial Chair Location
Precious 3 year old Peachlyn was at the Social Security Administration Office on the 1st floor with her grandmother, Cheryl Bradley Hammons, and her 3-month-old brother, Gabreon Bruce when they died in the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. The family, including Peachlyn's mother, Dana Bradley, 20, had gone to get a Social Security card for Gabreon. Dana is now recovering after her leg was amputated. Dana's sister, Felicia Bradley, 23, was with them, too, and also is recovering from injuries.
Sitting in nine rows at the Oklahoma City Memorial, one for each floor of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, are chairs that represent the 168 victims. Each chair is made of stone and hand-crafted bronze, and rests on a glass base etched with the name of the victim it represents. Smaller chairs represent the 19 children killed in the bombing; Peachlyn's memorial chair is in the 1st row memorial chair 10.
Memorial Chair Location
On April 19, 1995, a truck bomb shattered the lives of many Oklahomans when it ripped away the north side of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in downtown Oklahoma City. Peachlyn was one of those victims.
Precious 3 year old Peachlyn was at the Social Security Administration Office on the 1st floor with her grandmother, Cheryl Bradley Hammons, and her 3-month-old brother, Gabreon Bruce when they died in the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. The family, including Peachlyn's mother, Dana Bradley, 20, had gone to get a Social Security card for Gabreon. Dana is now recovering after her leg was amputated. Dana's sister, Felicia Bradley, 23, was with them, too, and also is recovering from injuries.
Sitting in nine rows at the Oklahoma City Memorial, one for each floor of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, are chairs that represent the 168 victims. Each chair is made of stone and hand-crafted bronze, and rests on a glass base etched with the name of the victim it represents. Smaller chairs represent the 19 children killed in the bombing; Peachlyn's memorial chair is in the 1st row memorial chair 10.
Memorial Chair Location
Precious 3 year old Peachlyn was at the Social Security Administration Office on the 1st floor with her grandmother, Cheryl Bradley Hammons, and her 3-month-old brother, Gabreon Bruce when they died in the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. The family, including Peachlyn's mother, Dana Bradley, 20, had gone to get a Social Security card for Gabreon. Dana is now recovering after her leg was amputated. Dana's sister, Felicia Bradley, 23, was with them, too, and also is recovering from injuries.
Sitting in nine rows at the Oklahoma City Memorial, one for each floor of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, are chairs that represent the 168 victims. Each chair is made of stone and hand-crafted bronze, and rests on a glass base etched with the name of the victim it represents. Smaller chairs represent the 19 children killed in the bombing; Peachlyn's memorial chair is in the 1st row memorial chair 10.
Memorial Chair Location
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In Loving Memory
