Ags,
For those that saw 20/20 In An Instant: Buried By Bonfire I'm sure you were deeply impacted by the stories of the fallen, the survivors, and those closely connected.
Jay Sartain (student EMT) and Bill Davis (survivor) who were interviewed extensively on the show were also on Texags Radio last Friday recounting their experiences and sharing the impact of the event that has, in many ways, shaped their lives.
As you can imagine they've received a lot of interest from Aggies wanting to hear more about their stories. They are making themselves available to Aggie groups, Musters, churches, etc., who might benefit from hearing the full account. This is not an attempt to seek financial gain or attention. To the contrary, these guys are salt of the earth and could care less about their names being known. Their intention is to tell a story that inspires Aggies and non-Aggies, honor the twelve who lost their lives, and share the impact this event (particularly Jay's experience with Tim Kerlee, Jr. and his family) had on their lives and faith.
If you are interested in having them speak to your group together or individually you can contact me to handle the details. Thanks and Gig'em.
Bill Biggs class of '94
bill@promentumgroup.com
979.219.1404
For those that saw 20/20 In An Instant: Buried By Bonfire I'm sure you were deeply impacted by the stories of the fallen, the survivors, and those closely connected.
Jay Sartain (student EMT) and Bill Davis (survivor) who were interviewed extensively on the show were also on Texags Radio last Friday recounting their experiences and sharing the impact of the event that has, in many ways, shaped their lives.
As you can imagine they've received a lot of interest from Aggies wanting to hear more about their stories. They are making themselves available to Aggie groups, Musters, churches, etc., who might benefit from hearing the full account. This is not an attempt to seek financial gain or attention. To the contrary, these guys are salt of the earth and could care less about their names being known. Their intention is to tell a story that inspires Aggies and non-Aggies, honor the twelve who lost their lives, and share the impact this event (particularly Jay's experience with Tim Kerlee, Jr. and his family) had on their lives and faith.
If you are interested in having them speak to your group together or individually you can contact me to handle the details. Thanks and Gig'em.
Bill Biggs class of '94
bill@promentumgroup.com
979.219.1404