Alan Whicher's Army -- Meredith Whicher Highland

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Lauren (Mencarini) Essig: You inspire me. Your family's strength is amazing!

Negin Royaee: I remember that day vividly and I want the world to remember it too, along with your father.

Linh Phu Shearin: Iknow how hard it is to lose a father. May his memory and spirit live on forever!

Casey Dyson: You are amazaing. Your Dad is so proud.

Jessica (Adams) Snoots: Amazing!

Kate Cleary: Good Luck Mer!!!

Stacey Weddington: Thank you for all you are doing to ensure we can continue to tell your father's story at the Memorial.

sr: Hope my 50 helps! SR

Karren McMillan: Bless you and your family. I Wont ever forget that day we all heard about this :( He is proud of you, as we all are!

audra: Good Luck will be cheering you on in N.C.!!!!

Arnette Heintze: Meredith, your father and I worked together on PPD. Many great memories of your father - and I am delighted to hear the comfort you receive by visiting his memorial. God bless you and your family.

Joe Russo: I worked with your Dad in the USSS/NYFO and visited you at your house in Morristown many years ago. You were all so young. Your father was the best of the best and one of my favorite fellow agents.

Terry Samway: Meredith, everyone who ever had the privilege of working with your dad will know how proud he is of what you're doing to keep his memory alive.

Shawn Coffey: Meredith I'm with you for winning and beating James he has a poor excuse! Your Dad was great person and he would be so proud of you and your family.

Bryant Withrow & Betsy Casey: Best of luck from two former (longtime!) USSS employees.

Esther Cunningham Pivarnik: Meredith, Mindy and Ryan, You all are so strong for keeping your father and others who perished that day ALIVE in our hearts!! Much love from your Madison, NJ friends, Esther, Erika, Emily and Stephe

Josh Klaus: From the Klaus House- Best of luck...proud of you

Eljay: We all miss your Dad and know how proud he would be of you. He will be with you every step of the way.

Nancy Hee: With special thoughts and prayers for you and your family as you prepare for the 10th anniversary Memorial Marathon.

Becky Ediger: What a great cause and your Dad, Mickey, Don, Cindy, Linda and Cathy were among the best of the best. Thank you for honoring them.

Joe Gallo: What a great way to honor your father, enhance his memory, and support the Memorial. I ran in the inaugral 2001 marathon with OKC agents. One agent designed our shirts, memoralizing Alan, Cindy, Lin

Kelly Jackson: Sent a donation! So very proud of your family for doing this run! We all miss Alan greatly...and memories like our annual beach trips will always be in our hearts. Love you guys!

Jen Carter: Your families story of strength made such an impact on me, and running in the race last year is something I will never forget but hope to do again. Good Luck...and run fast Cupcake Queen! I know you a
My father, Alan Whicher, was in the Secret Service office on the ninth floor of the building. He had just ended a phone call with my mom when the bomb went off.

Goal: $5,000
$3,400 raised so far,   $1,600 to go!

Anyone who has visited this memorial knows how special it is. For those of you who haven't, let me assure you that it is a place of peace and reflection. I feel closer to my dad here than I do anywhere else. Maintaining this sacred place is essential for the victims who were killed, the survivors who were changed forever, and their families so that we may show the world that even the worst of acts can bring people together so ardently that we can overcome anything. Which is why I have chosen for my donation money to be put toward keeping this memorial beautiful. It is a reminder that we as individuals and as a nation will prevail over senseless and ignorant violence against innocent people. Be a Survivor!!
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In Murrah plaza behind where the building stood. All federal agencies are represented.



This pond was dedicated to my father from our neighbors in Olde Towne in Edmond, OK



The back of the shirts we had made to run the race. We're proud of who and what we run for!!!





A statue outside a church across the street from the bombing site. The statue survived the blast.



Post half marathon '09



These are my dad's grandchildren, who will know him only in pictures and the things we tell them. Left to Right; Emma, Ashley, Faith



This row represents the second floor of the building which held the daycare center. Notice some of the chairs are smaller, representing the children who were killed that day.



An empty chair to represent every person who was killed in the Murrah Building that day.





Dedication plaque at the pond



When they were building the museum, they asked each family to donate an item to represent their deceased family member. My mom gave them my dad's Ray Bans and any one who knew my Dad knows how appropriate that is.





I ran the half for my dad last year. This year I will have my sister, brother, husband, and brother-in-law running with me in the marathon relay. Go team Alan Whicher's Army!