Fans Praise Reba's 'Beautiful Tribute' on Anniversary of Oklahoma Tragedy
- Reba McEntire paid tribute to the lives lost in the Oklahoma City bombing by planting a seedling from The Survivor Tree on the 30th anniversary of the tragedy.
Reba McEntire, who was born and raised in Oklahoma, paid tribute to the lives that were lost in the Oklahoma City bombing in 1995 on the 30th anniversary of the tragedy.
The country singer shared a new photo on social media of herself and partner Rex Linn posing with a newly planted tree with bright smiles on their faces.
"30 years ago today, a horrific act of terrorism occurred in Oklahoma City in our great home state of Oklahoma," she began the caption. "Today, we planted a seedling from The Survivor Tree, the only tree that survived the tragedy. We planted this tree in honor of those 168 precious lives lost that day, and as a symbol of hope for the future."
Fans greatly appreciated Reba's special tribute, sharing how proud they were of her in the comments. One such fan said, "Love y'all!! Always making Oklahoma feel seen and proud ❤️."
"That's awesome 👏 I'm proud to be an Oklahoman," said another, as more wrote, "Love your heart Reba!" and "A very thoughtful gesture! I love that you did this! ❤️."
Someone else commented, "A beautiful tribute to the 168 lives so tragically ended — their lives will forever be remembered in this living symbol of life! Can't think of anyone more caring to better honor them in this special way than you and Rex!!"
