The Michael Berry show

tomorrow is the six year anniversary of one of the darkest days

I'll say Houston because I refer to Houston as the region and you know what I mean.

And I remember when it happened and I remember the aftermath and we had so many people on as I told you we had an intern from that it was such a dark day such a difficult time and it

it feels like it's taken this long six years for people to begin processing.

We had Rome Schubert on earlier this week who was who ended up pitching that night

had a great inning.

Two strikeouts. No no, no base on balls, no hits against him.

So a perfect, or a fantastic inning of pitching and this weekend will be the end of his baseball career at Sam and he was shot in the head if you'll remember.

So we wanted to remember that today so we make a pivot because tomorrow is the establishment of the Santa Fe 10

Memorial Foundations that I believe this is the unveiling of their memorial.

Is that right?

We've asked a few of their folks to be our guest.

And the first is Shannon and D.J.

Klausen. Shannon is the mother of victim Christian Riley Garcia.

Welcome to the program, ma'am.

Good morning.

I wish we could have you under better circumstances.

As do I. Six years after the fact, does it, I don't want to say easier, better, does it, how do you describe how you deal with something

so immediate and drastic and unexpected. Does time help?

Time makes it easier to grasp

that this is your reality. I don't know that it's easier because some days it feels like a lifetime

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