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For the residents now? >> so, what strikes you when you walk into the high school now is how vibrant it is. packed with students doing what every teenager does, what happened that day in 1999, it was terrific. it will never be forgotten. 25 years later, they are still a tight community with a culture of kindness, connection, and pride. >> yes, so pretty. >> preparing a daughter for senior prom is a big moment for any mother. for colorado mom amy over, it is especially emotional. 25 years ago, amy went to her own senior prom at columbine high school, just three days before the mass shooting. >>...

>> on the morning of the shooting, amy stopped by her coaches office to thank him for helping him get a scholarship to play basketball in college. >> i got to give coaches sanders a big hug and a high- five and said see you later, coach. >> three hours later, coach sanders told amy students and others to run. three hours later, he died. >> you look at this much? >> no. >> struggling with grief, she turned down her basketball scholarship. she married and started a family. dropping her kids off at school started panic attacks. >> i'm terrified to lose my children. that's something that i struggl...

Not every day is guaranteed. >> amy now shares her story with survivors of other mass shootings. >> i don't know i went through columbine. i think i'm here to help. >> you look so pretty. >> this year, helping bree prepare for prom and graduation, amy says she is filled with hope. >> so many people watched what happened at columbine and all of these years later, they probably wonder how you all are. >> it still hurts. it is never going to fully heal but there is hope. i get to watch my kids grow. it is time for the next chapter. you look really beautiful. >> kate snow, nbc news, parker, colora...

Missy Mendo was a freshman and Amy Over was a senior when the 1999 Columbine High School shooting claimed the lives of 13 people

>> reporter: on the morning of the shooting, amy stopped by her coach's office to thank him for helping her get a scholarship to play basketball in college. >> got to, like, give coach sanders a big hug and high-five and said, see you later, coach. >> reporter: three hours later coach sanders told amy and other students to run. they lived, and he died. >> do you look at this much? >> no. >> reporter: struggling with grief amy turned down her basketball scholarship. she married and started a family. dropping her kids off at school sometimes caused panic attacks. >> i'm deathly terrified to lose...