President George W. Bush speaks accepts a History-Making Texan Award from the Texas State History Museum Foundation at the Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum on Tuesday March 2, 2010. Photo by Jay Janner/Austin American-Statesman

Former first lady Laura Bush is congratulated after accepting a History-Making Texan Award. Photo by Jay Janner/Austin American-Statesman

From L-R: Lt. Randy Denzer, fire dept, Fred McGhee, citizen to first administer CPR, Elam, Cardiologist Dr. David Hayes, Emergency Room Dr. Sheldon Rockwood, and police officer Kevin Kelly all were responsible in saving Elam's life. They all laugh as Elam says "I guess I'm a Texan now."

Elam tears up at the sounds of the 911 call that saved his life. He remembers nothing of the incident, but refers to that day as his rebirth.

David Garza, left, and Scrappy Jud Newcomb perform at a rally on the University of Texas campus to save the Cactus Cafe on Friday Feb. 26, 2010. University officials are planning big changes for the iconic live music venue. Photo by Jay Janner/Austin American-Statesman

University of Texas starting pitcher Taylor Jungmann delivers against Stanford in the first inning at Disch-Falk Field on Friday Feb. 26, 2010. Jungmann went seven innings, struck out 10 and picked up his second win of the season. Photo by Jay Janner/Austin American-Statesman

Vernon Hunter, the lone victim in the fiery plane crash at the IRS building in Austin last week, was laid to rest at the Central Texas State Veterans Cemetery in Killeen, TX. Friday afternoon with a military honor guard. Wife Valerie Hunter, in background, watches as her husband's casket is removed from the caison during the ceremony by members of the Ft., Hood First Air Cavalry Brigade serving as the honor guard.

A Ft. Hood honor guard carries the casket of Hunter, a military veteran, to its resting place for the ceremony.

Wife Valerie Hunter receives the American flag from a member of the Ft., Hood First Air Cavalry Brigade serving as the honor guard for the ceremony. Mrs. Hunter is flanked by church member and friend Jackie McDonald, right, for support.

Family member Judy Arnold-Hunter sings a song about faith near the closing of the ceremony.

Daughter Christine Hunter , facing, gets emotional after the ceremony as she is hugged by friend Linette Liendo, who served as her father's secretary for three years in the IRS building. "He was like a father to me." said Liendo.

Cemetery in Killeen, TX. Friday afternoon with a military honor guard. Walt Conlin, from Cedar Park, TX., and a member of the Patriot Guard, a motorcycle group made up of military veterans who escort the casket to its final resting palce, pays tribute to a fallen soldier.

Members of the Patriot Guard, a motorcycle group made up of military veterans like Eric Treland, left, and George Hendershot, right, line the service site with flags as they pay tribute to a fallen soldier.

From left, Lani Rosales, Charles and Kim Hollenshead, Ricardo Guerrero and Ginny DiMario light their candles in the wind. A closeup of Guerrero's hands keeping warm by the candlelight, and DiMario trying to keep her flame alive.

Federal authorities concluded their investigation and released the building to its owner, however the fromntage road remains closed to traffic as engineers determine the safety of the structure.