The proud mother on a fateful American Airlines flight took a picture of two Beming Ice Scorters, two Olympics, just before taking off from Kansas on Wednesday.
Donna Livingston captures 14 -year -old Evaries and 11 -year -old Aridia, and just before taking off, and sending eerie photos to another U.S. figure skating team.
EVERLY's coach Inna Volyanskaya can be seen in the row of them.
The four families and coaches were killed when the plane collided with a military helicopter and pierced the Potmax River near the Washington DC Ronal Dragan Washington National Airport on Wednesday night.
“They were my little baby,” said Jin A Rombam, who shed tears from Donna's sister's photos. He told ABC News on Friday.
Longerbeam said that the girl was “small raglat” and knew his family and was called his son, Wolf Jin.
LONGEBEAM remembered the girl's parents as “really cheerful people.”
“They supported the girl's dream,” she said. “We did as much as we could to realize the children's dreams. They did it every day and every day.”
Four families rarely traveled with them, but when they returned to Virginia from Wichita's ice skating development camp, he accidentally stated by chance on a fate day.
“Evary and Alidia were the brightest people in our link,” Wolf said about his teammates. “The community respected them.”
He heard the News of CRASH and was in Virginia and drove to the airport with his mother, but he was still hoping that he would have a survivor. He brought a jacket for the girl. Because they knew they would be cold if they jumped into the extreme cold sea of Potomac.
“He continued to say,” They will get cold … [we have to make] Certainly, they are warm, “said his emotional mother.
The girls are part of the Washington Figure Skating Club and in the figure skating community “Sister of ice skating.”
“My goal is to be a member of the team USA and travel around the world,” Everly told Fox5 DC last year.
“It's sad to see them must go outside,” because they know their future is very promising, “said Wolf.
The 14 figure skaters were one of 67 killed in a terrible crash. Helicopter three soldiers were killed.
