here's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: in the wake of tragedy, they came together to do what they do bestpions and olympic gold medal winners. some, simply the greatest of all time. >> this event i hope will heal and give strength to our skaters. >> reporter: the benefit, legacy on ice, honoring 67 victims including 28 members of the figure skating community who died in the midair collision on january 29th. 11 were skaters. between the ages of 11 and 16. >> this one just felt so unfair and different. because it's children. and it's coming from the development camp, which means they're the promise. >> what impact does that have on u.s. figure skating? >> the loss is significant. at the same time, the other kids in that training camp will remember these skaters forever. >> reporter: among those killed, husband and wife coaching team who won the 1994 pairs world championship. on sunday, their only child, 23-year-old max, giving an emotional performance in honor of his performance. max has taken over coaching his parents' athletes. >> it's helped him through it. >> reporter: for some of these

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my colleague stephanie gosk spoke to the olympians who helped organize the event. >> this one. >> justair and different because it's children, it's and it's coming from the development camp, which means that they're the promise. >> this is the future of. >> the sport, frankly. >> and just so yeah, it's just really. >> so unfair. >> the loss is significant. but at the same time, the other kids in that training camp will remember these skaters forever. it's a big. >> part of our. >> identity is. we fall down, we get up, we get injured, we get up. >> you got to be tough. yeah, you got to be a figure skater. >> and we. >> help each other. >> get up. >> there will be a legacy that their memory continues on with, and will continue to be a part of our figure skating family and trying to make sure we never forget them. >> one of the most touching moments came at the end of the event when maksim naumov, who lost both his parents in the crash, performed to their favorite song, ending the program on his knees in tears before his friends and training mates came out and embraced him at center ice.