DARYN KAGAN, CNN ANCHOR: The death of Princess Diana was a huge story here at CNN. Here's a look back at how some of us remember her.</s>RICHARD BLYSTONE, CNN CORRESPONDENT (on camera): Diana just really did have something, didn't she? She was very videogenic and photogenic, and her manner, ever since she came to people's attention, would charm people. She was very natural, she was very shy.</s>BRUCE MORTON, CNN CORRESPONDENT (on camera): I was there for the wedding. And I remember watching them drive off. All of a sudden, she was translated into this whole other world, full of starch, full of royalty.</s>MARGARET LOWRIE, CNN CORRESPONDENT (on camera): People felt that Diana was not just a part of the royal family, but she was a part of their family. And because she was a great comfort for those in need -- to AIDS patients, to land mine victims -- people felt she understood their suffering, because she, too, had suffered. William and Harry, here are two kids who had gone through the public and private agony of watching their parents' marriage dissolve, and they obviously adored their glamorous mother.</s>CHARLES HOFF, CNN DEPUTY MANAGING EDITOR (on camera): I had had the pleasure of meeting the princess. She was incredibly impressive, very tall, beautiful eyes, and charming -- very, very charming. We all knew she was an icon. We didn't have any idea how big an icon she was. She didn't have any idea how big she was.
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