I don't want this to seem like I was a hero, because I wasn't.

I head it [about the accident] on the radio, and kind of kicked it up a bit. I was a mile or two from the accident when it happened. It was chaos. Both cars were fully engulfed in flames, and I saw that they had everyone out, lying on the ground.

I was just trying to take your mind off things. A guy with the Missoula rural fire department was working with your husband, and you heard him say 'critical' on the radio, and I was trying to take your mind off that.

We prayed. We talked. I tried to keep her warm because it was snowing pretty good at that point.

There was no network administrator so I became the unofficial network administrator.

But as long as you remember what you have seen, then nothing is gone. As long as you remember, it is part of this story we have together.