I remember waking up that morning to my mom crying and watching the coverage on the news, and then my first period Theology class, my teacher had graduated less than 2 years earlier and she didn't stop crying the entire class. My friends and I were all sad since we all grew up going to Bonfire, but at 14 I didn't grasp everything that had happened right away.

I thought the reenactments were fine. Some of them were really, really hard to watch, but they allowed us some insight most of us never had before. I definitely shed some tears last night. I thought they did a decent job of telling the story.

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I know I speak for a few of us who participated in these interviews -

We participated because we wanted to honor the lives and memories of the 12 fallen Aggies, and share our stories with the world, especially past, present, and future Aggies!

http://abc.go.com/shows/in-an-instant/episode-guide/season-02/6-072416-in-an-instant-buried-by-bonfire