among the four boys killed that day was 14-year old aaron eilerts of eagle grove. channel 13s roger riley shows us how the young man has left a lasting impression on his hometown. 26:58 sawing tree story... each year on aaron eihlerts birthday the robert blue middle school tackles a long list of service projects 2757 some of them are things which if aaron were here he would be doing today beth stephas as eihlerts guidance counselor..and neighbor.. 2757 some of them are things which if projects include making pillow cases for soldiers, with encouraging messages, and pillow cases for kids in the hospital. 2805 soul hope they are cutting pieces out of denim that ae shoe pieces and they will be sewed into shoes in uganda.. emma nett 8th grader 5615 its really fun you get to make things for other people and help them out you get to give back to the community. one high school student sarah wilson returns to the middle school each year to help with a project making dolls for haiti...even though she inspires others by overcoming... 7:38 want to show people every one is diff

tomorrow is the "aaron eilerts day of service and giving." eilerts and three others were killed when a tornado hit a harrison county boy scout camp in 2008. the governor at the time gave distinction to february 24th because it was eilerts' birthday. his hometown of eagle grove is planning several projects, including packaging hundreds of meals. it's all taking place at robert blue middle school and anyone is welcome to take part. a pair of indianola medics rose to the occasion when they stumbled upon an accident... we were coming back from methodist and we happened to take a whole different route home. we took fleur down to highway 5 which is a completely abnormal route. just happened to take the wrong turn kayla shark and jason kling saw a crashed semi on des moines' south side this weekend. they stopped their ambulance, and discovered the driver unresponsive in the front seat. so, they began performing c-p-r and using a defibrillator to restart the man's heart. luckily, he regained consciousness... the touching thing was he wasn't concerned