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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]WaPo reporting that the woman that was killed was adopted by this family 9 years ago at age 40. That’s unusual.[/quote] [quote]For Rumpel, who retired from flying 30 years ago, the purpose of the small planes was to bring his family together. That had been a chief priority in his life ever since he lost his first daughter, Victoria, in a scuba diving accident when she was 19 years old. Years later, Rumpel said he met a woman who reminded him exactly of his daughter. It was Azarian, a real estate agent in New York. After they got to know her, Rumpel and his wife decided to adopt her when she was 40 years old. “They had the same fire in their bellies, and they were loving, caring children,” Rumpel said of Victoria and Azarian, 49. “We had no one else, and we loved her.” Rumpel said Azarian wanted nothing more than to be a mom herself, and he watched her go through a years-long in vitro fertilization process to become pregnant with her daughter. He described Azarian as the best mother he had ever seen. Photos on Azarian’s Facebook show her and Aria in matching dresses, kissing on the lips and dressed up together on Mother’s Day. In Facebook posts, friends described her as a “beloved part of the NY real estate community” and a “devoted mother.”[/quote] https://www.washingtonpost.com/transportation/2023/06/05/virginia-cessna-plane-crash-victims/ [/quote] I just read that story and it was heartbreaking. The Rumpels (adoptive parents/grandparents) sound totally devastated. It makes me so sad to think of that poor little granddaughter. What a tragedy.[/quote]
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