list of 48 of the 49 victims of the crash of Comair Flight 5191 at Lexington, Ky.
Shrike!
Victims of Comair Flight 5191
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/national/1110AP_Kentucky_Crash_Victims_Glance.html
A list of 48 of the 49 victims of the crash of Comair Flight 5191 at
Lexington, Ky., according to a partial passenger manifest provided by
Comair and family and friends of the victims:
-Capt. Jeffrey Adam Clay of Burlington, Ky., hired by Comair in 1999.
-Kelly J. Heyer, 27, of Cincinnati, flight attendant hired by Comair
in 2004.
-Jon Hooker, 27, of London, Ky., newlywed leaving on his honeymoon.
-Scarlett Parsley Hooker, 23, of London, Ky., who had married Hooker
hours before the crash.
-Mike Finley, 52, of Corbin, Ky., owner of Finley Fun Center.
advertising
-Charles Lykins of Naples, Fla.
-Leslie W. Morris II of Lexington, Ky.
-Larry Turner of Lexington, Ky., associate dean for University of
Kentucky Extension and Director of Cooperative Extension Service.
-Pat Smith, 58, member of Habitat for Humanity International's board
of directors.
-Dan Mallory, 55, of Bourbon County, Ky., who ran Meadow Haven Farm.
-Judy Ann Rains, of Richmond, Ky.
-Paige M. Winters, 16, of Leawood, Kan.
-Thomas Fahey, 26, of Leawood, Kan.
-Carole Bizzack, 64, of Lexington, Ky., wife of an Eastern Kentucky
University Regent.
-Marcie Thomason, 25, of Washington, D.C., daughter of Bill Thomason,
administrative manager of Mill Ridge Farm in Lexington, Ky.
-Homer Combs Sr. of Lexington, Ky., vice president of Systems Design
Group.
-Diane Combs of Lexington, Ky., wife of Homer Combs and an employee of
Systems Design Group.
-Clarence "C.W." Fortney II, an Air Tran pilot from Stanton, Ky.
-Robert I. "Bobby" Meaux of Lexington, Ky., an account representative
with Galls.
-Erik J. Harris of Lexington, Ky., a sales team leader with Galls.
-Priscilla Johnson of Lexington, Ky., an auditor with Galls.
-Gregory Threet, 35, of Lexington, Ky.
-Brian Byrd, of Richmond, Ky.
-Betty B. Young, of Lexington, Ky.
-Randy Towles, of Watertown, N.Y.
-Tetsuya "Tetsu" Kono, 34, of Lexington, Ky., an employee of LBX Co.
-Nahoko Kono, 31, wife of Tetsuya Kono.
-Jesse Clark Benton, 48, of Stanford, Ky.
-Bobbi Benton, 50, of Stanford, Ky., wife of Clark Benton.
-Lyle Anderson, 55, of Ottawa, Ontario, a harness race horse owner.
-Christina Anderson, 49, of Ottawa, Canada, not related to Lyle Anderson.
-Fenton Dawson, of Lexington, Ky.
-Kaye Craig Morris of Lexington, Ky.
-Bart Frederick, of Danville.
-Lynda McKee, of Richmond, employee of Pattie A. Clay Hospital.
-Holly Gilbert, general manager of Finley's Fun Centers in London.
-Timothy Snoddy, 51, owner of Snoddy Consulting Inc. in Ashland, where
he was a CPA, forensic accountant, business valuator and litigation
consultant.
-JoAnn Wright, medical office receptionist, of Cincinnati.
-Michael N. Ryan, no other information given.
-Jane Silas, no other information given.
-Timothy Craig, no other information given.
-Rebecca Adams, no other information given.
-Anne Marie Bailey, no other information given.
-Victoria Washington, no other information given.
-George Brunacini, of Albuquerque, N.M., owner of Bona Terra Farms in
Georgetown, Ky., according to a family member who spoke on condition
of not being identified.
-Jeff Williams, 49, horse trainer working at Thoroughbred Training
Center in Lexington, Ky., according to his brother Kim.
-Cecile Moscoe of Lexington, Ky., an account representative with
Lexington-based public safety equipment maker Galls, according to the
company.
-Arnold Andrews, 64, of Tampa, senior vice president of WestCare,
according to a company spokesman.
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> -Lyle Anderson, 55, of Ottawa, Ontario, a harness race horse owner.
>
> -Christina Anderson, 49, of Ottawa, Canada, not related to Lyle Anderson.
They weren't related by blood, but they were boyfriend and girlfriend.
http://www.canada.com/ottawacitizen/news/story.html?id=34bf4049-ccec-4b0f-b944-abc6cbc2025a&k=47200
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PirateJohn
Shrike! wrote:
> August 29, 2006 · Last updated 11:43 a.m. PT
>
> Victims of Comair Flight 5191
>
>
> -Timothy Snoddy, 51, owner of Snoddy Consulting Inc. in Ashland, where
> he was a CPA, forensic accountant, business valuator and litigation
> consultant.
>
Here's the late Mr. Snoddy: http://www.divorcenet.com/Members/tsnoddy1
There is something vaguely familiar about him. I noticed that he was a
1976 grad of the UK Accounting program; I'm a 1981 grad of the same
program. I'm pretty sure that I met him somewhere along the line,
either at school or working in the Lexington area.
All of those people from Gall's, Inc. worked here:
http://www.galls.com/
Gall's was originally Phillip Gall's Sporting Goods in downtown
Lexington. Old man Gall and his son sold huntin' and fishin' stuff and
had a small department on the second floor devoted to police gear.
After they sold the store some other folks came along and developed the
police gear line into a very large company (I presume that they are the
largest police and fire outfitters in the nation now).
Bart Frederick, of Danville is listed among the dead. My mom, who
lives in Danville, thinks that's a relative of a friend of hers but
hasn't been able to confirm. Mom tells me that if she's correct he was
a young drug company salesman getting relocated to Atlanta.
All very sad. May they rest in peace.
--PirateJohn--
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J.D. Baldwin
In the previous article, PirateJohn <Pirat...@aol.com> wrote:
> All of those people from Gall's, Inc. worked here:
> http://www.galls.com/
>
> Gall's was originally Phillip Gall's Sporting Goods in downtown
> Lexington.
Galls (without the apostrophe) is an awesome online retailer. I got
one of the best flashlights I have ever owned from them. They are
fast, cheap and reliable.
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PirateJohn
J.D. Baldwin wrote:
> In the previous article, PirateJohn <Pirat...@aol.com> wrote:
> > All of those people from Gall's, Inc. worked here:
> > http://www.galls.com/
> >
> > Gall's was originally Phillip Gall's Sporting Goods in downtown
> > Lexington.
>
> Galls (without the apostrophe) is an awesome online retailer.
Not only did they drop the apostrophe as the company evolved, but I'm
not even sure that "Old Man Gall" was named Gall. I'm pretty sure that
he wasn't named Phillip as a matter of fact. I heard the story once --
Phillip was a relative perhaps -- but that was many years ago.
He was a bit of a gruff character and was just that -- a real character
in the downtown Lexington business community. He was pretty much
single-handedly responsible for the cancellation of a downtown
Lexington criterium (short course bicycle race) because he got several
other merchants together and they objected to the traffic stoppages,
etc.
I don't believe that I ever did any business with the old man, but his
son was an archery enthusiast and I bought some odds and ends from him.
I got
> one of the best flashlights I have ever owned from them. They are
> fast, cheap and reliable.
> --
Dunno about cheap but they usually don't make you feel like you have
been ripped off or anything, let's put it that-a-way. They seem to have
an excellent inventory. I buy a fair amount of the 5.11 clothing and
have for years -- like back when the 5.11 pants were part of Royal
Robbins (without the apostrophe) line of outdoor clothing rather than
being a separate line of police gear. And when we owned a truckin'
company I would buy my light bars and flashing lights pretty much
exclusively from Gall's (or Galls even) because they were pretty good
about having a wide selection at a fair price and, even better -- spare
parts.
I'll bite JD. What flashlights are you buying? Anything fancier than
a 5x D-cell Maglite?
--PirateJohn--
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danny burstein
[ snip ]
>I'll bite JD. What flashlights are you buying? Anything fancier than
>a 5x D-cell Maglite?
Which brings to mind a little event back when I was
a NYC paramedic. One day we decided to check the
flashlights people carried (personal equipment, not
issude by teh city). A very significant number of
the very large Maglites used by the day folk
didn't turn on...
(I never carried one of the huge ones, making due - as
I still do - with the AA mini-Mags and a AAA one
in my pocket.)
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J.D. Baldwin
In the previous article, PirateJohn <Pirat...@aol.com> wrote:
> I'll bite JD. What flashlights are you buying? Anything fancier
> than a 5x D-cell Maglite?
A previous version of
http://www.galls.com/style.html?assort=general_catalog&style=FL497&cat=2831
and a helmet-mountable light they no longer seem to carry.
PirateJohn
Interesting. Thanks.
PirateJohn
I suspect that you and I both know why they didn't work ... and it
wasn't a reliability issue either ;)
Photo at a Tropic of Cancer marker on a small mountain range south of
Victoria, Tamaulipas, MX. That black thing hanging down between the
two antennas is a very well worn Maglite:
http://www.fototime.com/41FCCD9E30609F0/standard.jpg
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