This is a cenotaph. His burial memorial is at
Resthaven Gardens Cemetery
Victim of the Oklahoma City bombing
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Zackary Chavez, 3, had attended America's Kids day-care center since infancy. His great-grandfather remembered giving him quarters. "When you would give him a quarter, he would always take it to his mom," Cereaco Hernandez said. Zackary had been cared for by workers at the day-care center inside the Murrah building his entire life. "He was a cute little guy," said Hernandez of Zackary. "You would try to give him a dollar, and he would say 'No, no - give me a quarter.'
Resthaven Gardens Cemetery
Victim of the Oklahoma City bombing
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Zackary Chavez, 3, had attended America's Kids day-care center since infancy. His great-grandfather remembered giving him quarters. "When you would give him a quarter, he would always take it to his mom," Cereaco Hernandez said. Zackary had been cared for by workers at the day-care center inside the Murrah building his entire life. "He was a cute little guy," said Hernandez of Zackary. "You would try to give him a dollar, and he would say 'No, no - give me a quarter.'
This is a cenotaph. His burial memorial is at
Resthaven Gardens Cemetery
Victim of the Oklahoma City bombing
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Zackary Chavez, 3, had attended America's Kids day-care center since infancy. His great-grandfather remembered giving him quarters. "When you would give him a quarter, he would always take it to his mom," Cereaco Hernandez said. Zackary had been cared for by workers at the day-care center inside the Murrah building his entire life. "He was a cute little guy," said Hernandez of Zackary. "You would try to give him a dollar, and he would say 'No, no - give me a quarter.'
Resthaven Gardens Cemetery
Victim of the Oklahoma City bombing
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Zackary Chavez, 3, had attended America's Kids day-care center since infancy. His great-grandfather remembered giving him quarters. "When you would give him a quarter, he would always take it to his mom," Cereaco Hernandez said. Zackary had been cared for by workers at the day-care center inside the Murrah building his entire life. "He was a cute little guy," said Hernandez of Zackary. "You would try to give him a dollar, and he would say 'No, no - give me a quarter.'
