Gallery: Syracuse Remembers Pan Am 103 25 Years Later
Members of the Syracuse community file into Hendricks Chapel Saturday Dec. 21 to honor the 25th anniversary of the Pan Am 103 terrorist attack.
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Tiffany Steinwert lights candles inside of Hendricks Chapel. Each candle represents a Syracuse University student lost in the bombing.
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Erin Carhart, a Remembrance Scholar, speaks during the commemoration about the importance of acting forward despite incidences of tragedy.
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Interim Chancellor Eric Spina takes a white flower as he proceeds to the Wall of Remembrance.
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Members of the Syracuse community proceed to the Wall of Remembrance following the service.
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Members of the Syracuse community gather at the Place of Remembrance in memoriam of the 35 SU students killed in the Pan Am 103 terrorist attack.
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Daniel Nguyen, a Junior Syracuse University student, holds a white flower in front of the Wall of Remembrance.
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Tiffany Steinwert, dean of Hendricks Chapel, gives a memorial statement about the effect the 35 SU students - who lost their lives in the Pan Am 103 bombing - have had in the SU community 25 years since the tragedy.
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