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They are at time.com/newsletters and are separate from a paid subscription. ## Video: Fort Hood: Remembering the Victims [Watch (HLS stream): Fort Hood: Remembering the Victims](https://cdn.jwplayer.com/manifests/bmOqE5YQ.m3u8) (2:16)  _Published 2014-04-06. Relatives of victims of the Fort Hood shooting are talking about their loved ones._ --- Jul 27, 2023 4:22 PM UTC --- ## More From This Series [All Videos](https://time.com/video/) [Remembering the UCC Shooting Victims](/video/N35OTyis/) ### Remembering the UCC Shooting Victims [US Probes Fort Hood Shooter's Motive](/video/4OXrDdwo/) ### US Probes Fort Hood Shooter's Motive [What We Know About the Fort Hood Shooter, So Far](/video/RfdYx47J/) ### What We Know About the Fort Hood Shooter, So Far --- ## Transcript Sergeant First Class Danny Ferguson is being remembered as a hero, sacrificing his life to protect a room full of others. Using his own body as a barricade in front of a door to keep the gunman out. His fiancée, Kristen Haley was nearby when the gunfire erupted. He held that door shut, cuz there's no lock. If he was not being the one against that door holding it, that shooter would've been able to get through and shoot everyone else. A talented athlete, friends say he was destined for greatness. Ferguson had just returned from a tour in Afghanistan. His fiancée says he died doing what he loved, serving his country. He did have a pleasure of serving. Like, this was his life, and he was so proud to be a part of such a great service. A counselor and father of two, Sergeant Timothy Owens just signed up for another six years in the Army. Recently remarried, the 37 year old dedicated his life to helping fellow soldiers. His mother tried calling her son when she heard about the shooting. He didn't answer the phone so I left a message on his his phone, son call me so I know if you're okay or not. Well, never got no call from him. I thought, oh god, please don't let it be. And Sergeant Carlos Lazaney- Rodriguez enlisted as soon as he could, at age 18. Described as a caring leader, the native Puerto Rican had a 20 year career in the Army. He planned to retire at the end of this year. Among the 16 wounded, Sergeant Jonathan Westbrook, a former bank teller and dedicated father of three from Mississippi, who joined the Army three years ago. Westbrook worked in the office where the shooting began. He was hit by three bullets, in his chest and one of his arms. A New York State native, Major Patrick Miller is in stable condition after two surgeries. The two time combat veteran also has masters degrees in business and public administration from Syracrus University. Friends call him the glue that keeps them together. Obviously this is a, is a wound on his belt but he will, he'll, he'll move on. 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