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RELATED: Second San Antonio couple feared killed in balloon crashĪlfred "Skip" Nichols, the pilot of the hot air balloon that crashed Saturday in Central Texas killing 16 including Nichols, had a number of intoxicated driving offenses in Missouri and, in 2010, had his driver's license suspended for 10 years. John and Stacee Gore were celebrating their third wedding anniversary the day of the crash. A joint memorial service for the couple is planned for Saturday in College Station.Ī third couple, from Mineral Wells, Texas were also confirmed dead, according to Commonwealth Journal. A Matt Rowan Memorial Scholarship Fund was created in Texas A&M University's Department of Chemistry where donations can be made. Sunday Rowan leaves behind a 5-year-old son from a previous marriage.Ī GoFundMe page was set up for the couple Tuesday and so far $780 has been raised. Matt Rowan was a scientist at Brooke Army Medical Center. Matt and Sunday Rowan shared a selfie of them on the hot air balloon with his volleyball teammates before the crash, his brother, Joshua Rowan, told NBC. A GoFundMe page, which has raised $25,105 so far, has been set up to cover funeral costs and expenses.Īccording to the GoFundMe page, Brian Neill texted his brother Curtis a photo of the couple in air saying, "Can you see our reflection in the clouds?"
The couple, who lived in San Antonio, leave behind two daughters, a 20- and 16-year-old. The morning of the crash, she wrote, "Up early heading out for the anniversary surprise Brian's had planned for months! I'm super excited! Brian Neill planned the hot air balloon ride as a surprise for the couple's anniversary, according to Tressie's Facebook page. RELATED: Tributes pour in for San Antonio couple killed in balloon crashīrian and Tressie Neill were married for 23 years, according to a GoFundMe page.
All I ask for are prayers and good vibes not just for myself but the Brabson family as well." Ivan Monterrosa, the father of Paige Brabson's daughter wrote on Facebook July 31 saying, "Yesterday, the beloved mother of my daughter, Paige Brabson and her mother, Lorilee Brabson, both passed away in a tragic hot air balloon accident. A GoFundMe page has been set up for the Brabson's. Paige Brabson leaves behind an 11-month-old baby girl. The Brabsons were originally from Colorado Springs, Colorado before they moved to San Antonio, FOX 31 Denver reported. Photos show them in the air, among the clouds. Paige Brabson bought the tickets for her and her mother to celebrate a belated Mother's Day.
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