December 10, 2014

Maryland Mother, Two Infants Killed in Small Plane Crash



The crash centered around 19733 Drop Forge Lane and authorities said that the mother and her two children were found huddling together in the second-floor bathroom of the home.

[From article]
'No words can describe the enormity of our loss and sadness over yesterday's tragedy,' Mr Gemmell wrote on Facebook today, ABC News reported.
'We lost Marie, the love of my life and college sweetheart, and our two young, innocent, and joyful sons - a loss that no person should ever endure.' The outpouring of support has been overwhelming, and my daughter and I are appreciative for the prayers and well wishes from friends, neighbors and the community,' Mr Gemmell added.
'We also appreciate the dedication and hard work of the firefighters, police and other first responders who did everything in their power to try to save my family during this horrific event.'
A Go Fund Me page set up to help Mr Gemmell in the wake of his loss has garnered over $280,000 in donations in just over 24 hours.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2867966/It-s-loss-no-person-endure-Heartbreaking-tribute-widower-wife-two-young-sons-killed-horror-jet-crash-thanking-people-support-280K-online-donations.html

Heartbreaking tribute of widower whose wife and two young sons were killed in horror jet crash as she shielded the babies with her body in desperate bid to save them
Bird strike investigated as cause of fatal Maryland plane crash on Monday
Marie Gemmell and her two children were among six dead after private jet crashed in Gaithersburg
Ken Gemmell and his daughter were not home at the time and have paid a touching tribute to their family members
Huge fire engulfed the cul-de-sac setting three properties on fire before blaze brought under control
A gofundme.com page set up to help the family raised more than $225,000 in less than 24 hours and is now at over $280,000
By Associated Press Reporter and Mailonline Reporter
Published: 22:49 EST, 9 December 2014 | Updated: 05:19 EST, 10 December 2014

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[From article]
The North Carolina CEO who is believed to have been piloting his private jet when it came down on a Washington D.C. suburb killing a mother and her two young sons had crashed a plane in March, 2010, on the same approach.
According to a government official who asked not to be named, Dr. Michael K. Rosenberg missed the runway on his approach to Montgomery County Airpark near to Gaithersburg and crashed his propeller-powered plane into trees.
No one was seriously hurt during that crash but on Monday, Marie Gemmell lost her life shielding her six-week old son, Devin and three-year-old boy, Cole, from the fireball that engulfed her home when Rosenberg's plane crash landed.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2867013/NTSB-investigate-bird-strike-cause-D-C-suburb-plane-crash-killed-mother-two-young-sons-CEO-s-private-jet-crashed-home.html

CEO 'piloting jet which crashed into house killing mom and two young sons inside' was 'behind the controls of plane that crash landed four years ago SAME airport'
Bird strike on engines investigated as cause of fatal Maryland plane crash on Monday
Mother and her two children among six dead after private jet crashed on Gaithersburg
CEO of North Carolina clinical research organization died in Washington D.C. suburb
Sources revealed he had been involved in a plane crash in 2010 at same airport
Huge fire engulfed the cul-de-sac setting three properties on fire before blaze brought under control
Mother is survived by her daughter and husband who were at work and school
Neighbors and property records identify the home's residents as Ken and Marie Gemmell
A gofundme.com page set up to help the family has raised more than $225,000 in less than 24 hours.
By Associated Press Reporter
Published: 09:07 EST, 9 December 2014 | Updated: 19:24 EST, 9 December 2014


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