Bonfire Memorial

Bonfire Memorial is a powerful and emotional tribute to the 12 Aggies who lost their lives in a tragic bonfire collapse at Texas A&M University almost two decades ago. Located on the campus of Texas A&M in College Station, TX, this memorial serves as a reminder of the sacrifices and traditions that are deeply ingrained in the Aggie spirit.

The memorial features a striking sculpture of 12 columns, each representing one of the fallen students and symbolizing their eternal bond as Aggies. The names and class years of the victims are inscribed on each column, along with a brief description of their involvement in the bonfire tradition. The surrounding area is a peaceful space for reflection and includes a wall of remembrance, a reflecting pool, and a timeline of the bonfire tradition.

Visitors to the Bonfire Memorial can pay their respects to the fallen Aggies, learn about the history and significance of the bonfire tradition, and gain an understanding of the strong sense of community and tradition at Texas A&M. Whether you are a student, alumni, or simply a visitor to the campus, this memorial is a must-see destination that captures the heart and soul of the Aggie family.

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