some of them expressed anger, like the father of daniel rohrbough, who said except for the letter she wrote, he never heard her say she's sorry. we don't know if he watched tonight, but this is what he said years ago. says forgive everyone, god forgives everyone. but he doesn't, he never forgives the >> reporter: patrick ireland, the boy who tried to escape out the window and suffers traumatic brain injury, said he just wants to forget their names and move on. but other families told us they want to offer sue klebold their prayers and their grace. rachel scott was the first to die at columbine. her family has a foundation teaching forgiveness, because they say it's the way god flows through us to help others. anne marie hochhalter, a bullet paralyzed her from the waist down. >> i realize that holding onto that anger does nothing. you know, it just brings you down. >> reporter: tom mauser, who wears his son's shoes as he makes his way through life on a mission. for daniel, he fights to keep guns out of the hands of kids and criminals. he told us he actually met with sue klebold, and th

daniel rohrbough he is remembered as a fun guy who helped after school in his father's business. rachel scott was active in church. and played he lead in a school play. >> she was never, ever afraid 3 of being her own person. that is what she wanted to be. >> isaiah sholels was preparing to graduate. john tomlin was 16 and already had plans to enlist in the army. >> that is what he wanted to do. >> lauren townsend. >> lauren taught me to love everyone. >> she wassa valedictorian candidate and captain of the girl's volley ball team. kyle velasquez. >> we are talking about a shy boy. >> described as a gentle giant who loved helping his dad. >> i never heard anyone say anything negative about him. a teachee for 25 years and coach of the girl's basketball and softball teams. he died saving students lives. >> he was always there when you needed him. >> now in additionnto those 13 lives that were lost, another 24 sttdents were injured. >> and one of those students was casey johnson. she wanted to see what sue klebold would say. lindsay watts ii live with more on her story. good morning