Age 7, of Gilbert Arizona.
Lisa was a 2nd grader at Gilbert's Patterson Elementary School.
At 8:46 p.m. that evening, Ron, 36, and his wife, Valerie, also 36, and their two daughters, Lisa, 7, and Lauren, 5, were returning home to Phoenix via Detroit after visiting family in Pittsburgh when their connecting flight — Northwest Flight 255 took off, its left wing clipped an Avis car rental sign and came crashing down onto Interstate 94, exploding into dozens of pieces. It was the second-worst airplane disaster in U.S. history, and 110 people on the plane who died were from Arizona and 32 were from the East Valley. Of those on the plane, 76 were 35 or younger.
Lisa was a 2nd grader at Gilbert's Patterson Elementary School.
At 8:46 p.m. that evening, Ron, 36, and his wife, Valerie, also 36, and their two daughters, Lisa, 7, and Lauren, 5, were returning home to Phoenix via Detroit after visiting family in Pittsburgh when their connecting flight — Northwest Flight 255 took off, its left wing clipped an Avis car rental sign and came crashing down onto Interstate 94, exploding into dozens of pieces. It was the second-worst airplane disaster in U.S. history, and 110 people on the plane who died were from Arizona and 32 were from the East Valley. Of those on the plane, 76 were 35 or younger.
Age 7, of Gilbert Arizona.
Lisa was a 2nd grader at Gilbert's Patterson Elementary School.
At 8:46 p.m. that evening, Ron, 36, and his wife, Valerie, also 36, and their two daughters, Lisa, 7, and Lauren, 5, were returning home to Phoenix via Detroit after visiting family in Pittsburgh when their connecting flight — Northwest Flight 255 took off, its left wing clipped an Avis car rental sign and came crashing down onto Interstate 94, exploding into dozens of pieces. It was the second-worst airplane disaster in U.S. history, and 110 people on the plane who died were from Arizona and 32 were from the East Valley. Of those on the plane, 76 were 35 or younger.
Lisa was a 2nd grader at Gilbert's Patterson Elementary School.
At 8:46 p.m. that evening, Ron, 36, and his wife, Valerie, also 36, and their two daughters, Lisa, 7, and Lauren, 5, were returning home to Phoenix via Detroit after visiting family in Pittsburgh when their connecting flight — Northwest Flight 255 took off, its left wing clipped an Avis car rental sign and came crashing down onto Interstate 94, exploding into dozens of pieces. It was the second-worst airplane disaster in U.S. history, and 110 people on the plane who died were from Arizona and 32 were from the East Valley. Of those on the plane, 76 were 35 or younger.
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