Where is BP’s memory of Deepwater Horizon victims?

If you go to BP’s Gulf of Mexico Response website, you will see a variety of pictures designed to sell you on the company’s efforts in the crisis.

There’s the “Community Outreach Center” banner. Bulldozers moving sand on the beach. Cleanup workers picking up tar balls. An action shot of charts in the unified command center. Even newly cleaned pelicans are shown being returned to the wild.

But where are the references and pictures of the 11 men who died in the Deepwater Horizon platform explosion? Three months ago, they lost their lives in the aftermath of reckless drilling procedures. Yet, BP has cast aside their memories like worn out drilling parts.

Over one month after the explosion, victims’ family members told ABC News that BP had not even offered an apology.

On the other hand, one website does memorialize the victims.