BERNARD SHAW, CNN ANCHOR: Covering Diana's funeral was very draining emotionally. Everyone was completely overwhelmed by the grief, the magnitude of the grief. It was an extraordinary story. Along the route to Westminster Abbey, the dignity of people mourning this lovely woman, the dignity. It was if everybody there was of one mind, one spirit, one emotion.</s>CHARLES HOFF, DEPUTY MANAGING EDITOR: It was a story of huge proportions. The biggest story I have ever been involved in, and probably ever will be. The funeral itself was gigantic. But all the events leading up to it, all the events after it, it just wouldn't go away. The locals were amazed, everyone was amazed. Huge.</s>JEANNE MESERVE, CNN ANCHOR: William and Harry, to watch them, in that funeral procession holding up so strongly, and to see that little cluster of flowers that one of the boys had placed on her casket that said "to mummy." It was a very heart wrenching thing to see.
CNN 20: Princess Diana's Funeral, September 6, 1997