Those Who Were Killed

We come here to remember those who were killed, those who survived and those changed forever. May all who leave here know the impact of violence. May this memorial offer comfort, strength, peace, hope and serenity.

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Victoria Jeanette Texter

"Her VISA card program was such a model of excellence, Victoria J. Texter, 37, had recently been interviewed by a national credit union magazine for a story that now will serve as a tribute to her. Texter was the VISA coordinator and a backup computer operator at the Federal Employees Credit Union, where she had worked the past 14 years. A native of Chicago, Texter had lived in Oklahoma City since 1981. Her husband, Jim, said she had been attending Rose State College, taking a variety of physical education courses. She was a member of Sunnylane United Methodist Church, United Methodist Women and American Business Women's Association. Texter enjoyed making porcelain dolls and growing perennial flowers in her garden. A memorial fund has been established at her church, and a college trust fund for her son, James Texter III, 15, has been set up at the Federal Employees Credit Union."

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