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Story summary
- At the Milan Cortina Games in Italy, the late Canadian freeskier Sarah Burke is honored with pins spelling her name.
- She died in 2012, two years before the event debuted in the Olympics.
- Coach Trennon Paynter created pins to honor Burke's legacy and plans to sell them for her foundation.
- During the Olympics, Nick Goepper wears the pins and acknowledges Burke's impact.
- Her legacy inspires young female skiers today.
