The cache is not at the posted coordinates.
Go to the posted coordinates to begin!
More than 600 survived the blast – and were forever scarred by what happened that day. Many faced years of healing and rehabilitation. Many suffered then (and now) from survivor guilt. Many still serve the Memorial and Museum today – offering their insights and feelings on the direction the institution should take. And they all serve as an example of fortitude, strength and resilience.
In the Outdoor Symbolic Memorial, the Survivor Wall memorializes each survivor with their name etched in granite slabs salvaged from the Federal Building. In order to get the final coordinates, you must go to the posted coordinates and answer the question below.
Enter your answer into the checker and if you are correct, the final coordinates will be given to you. Your answer must be all one word with no spaces or punctuation. Example: If the answer is "Oklahoma City National Memorial", your answer would be "oklahomacitynationalmemorial".
Viewing the third panel on the Survivor Wall, what is the full name of the person listed on the last line?
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Enter the words with no spaces or punctuation here.
The final location is within walking distance of the memorial grounds.
Permission for this cache was granted by Craig Baxter, Director of Security at the Oklahoma City National Memorial Museum.