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Global Aviation News Article
August 27, 2006
Associated
Press, "Newlyweds
Among Plane Crash Victims"
A newlywed couple starting
their honeymoon, a Habitat for Humanity board member and
a
businessman who took an early flight to get home to his
children were among the victims of Comair Flight 5191,
friends and relatives said Sunday.
The afternoon before
the crash, Scarlett Parsley was in a horse-drawn carriage,
arriving for a fairy tale wedding to Jon Hooker.
"It was the happiest she'd been," said Jarod
Martin, a longtime friend who was among the 300 people
at the ceremony at Lexington's Headley-Whitley Museum. "It
couldn't have been more perfect."
The
two were leaving for a honeymoon in California when their
commuter flight to Atlanta crashed just after takeoff,
killing 49 of the 50 people aboard.
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