US Coast Guard Releases Names of All Six Aboard Missing Canadian Air Ambulance
The six souls who were on board a Canadian-owned air ambulance that went down off the coast of Massachusetts on the weekend have been identified. A news release from the U.S. Coast Guard late Monday said the Gulfstream G100 jet carried 66-year-old Marilyn Lavonne Bean and her 41-year-old son Sergio Wayne Lottimore, both of Bermuda. Lottimore, who worked in insurance, was remembered by his alma mater as a scholastic prefect and by his work as a respected leader. Meanwhile, the four Canadian crew members, employed by Ontario-based Latitude Air Ambulance, were identified as Philip Gregory Childerhose, Thomas Henry Farquhar, Sarah Jane Paton and Jolene Beth Weir.
TL;DR
- Six people died when a Canadian-owned air ambulance crashed off the coast of Massachusetts.
- The U.S. Coast Guard identified the victims as Marilyn Lavonne Bean and Sergio Wayne Lottimore, both from Bermuda.
- The other four victims were Canadian crew members: Philip Gregory Childerhose, Thomas Henry Farquhar, Sarah Jane Paton, and Jolene Beth Weir, all employed by Latitude Air Ambulance.