A tribute to a fallen hero, Mark Forester proudly served his country in the Air Force for roughly three years. He was on active duty in Afghanistan when he was killed trying to save a buddy. At halftime of the Tuesday night's Alabama basketball game, the University honored Mark's memory in a rather unique way. WVUA's Lyndsey Price was there.
Lyndsey Price, WVUA News
February 14, 2012
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