Darlene was one of the on-the-ground victims of the crash of Pacific Southwest Airlines 182. She was killed in her home on the morning of September 25, when the flaming plane plunged into her neighborhood, burning wreckage falling onto her house. Darlene burned to death; her brother identified her body.
Darlene was a beautician, who owned and operated a beauty parlor on North Park. She was enjoying her one day off that morning. She was remembered for having the loveliest garden in the neighborhood.
Darlene was a beautician, who owned and operated a beauty parlor on North Park. She was enjoying her one day off that morning. She was remembered for having the loveliest garden in the neighborhood.
Darlene was one of the on-the-ground victims of the crash of Pacific Southwest Airlines 182. She was killed in her home on the morning of September 25, when the flaming plane plunged into her neighborhood, burning wreckage falling onto her house. Darlene burned to death; her brother identified her body.
Darlene was a beautician, who owned and operated a beauty parlor on North Park. She was enjoying her one day off that morning. She was remembered for having the loveliest garden in the neighborhood.
Darlene was a beautician, who owned and operated a beauty parlor on North Park. She was enjoying her one day off that morning. She was remembered for having the loveliest garden in the neighborhood.
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