What we know about Alaska plane crash victims, as families and colleagues remember them

We are learning more about the 10 people who died after a crash of a commuter plane in Alaska as our families share a moving tribute.

Rhone Baumgartner, 46, and Cameron Hartvigson, 41, fly to the Norm to tackle a heat recovery system that serves community water plants, citing the Alaska Native American Tribal Health Consortium. I boarded the board.

“They had the skills to help Alaskan people and were committed to doing so under all conditions. Two members of our team lost their lives to serving others. It was there.” He told Nom Radio Station.

“They were the best they did and just jumped into Unalakleet to deal with heating and mechanical issues in the deep winter,” said Natasha Singh, interim president and CEO of ANTHC, to the media outlet. He spoke.

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According to the Alaska Native American Tribal Health Consortium, 41-year-old Cameron Hartvigson, 41, traveled to Alankleet, working on a heat recovery system that serves the community's water plants, before taking a flight to Gnome. I got on. (Facebook/Kameron Hartvigson)

The pilot who crashed was identified as Chad Antille, 34, of Gnome.

The other victim was Liane Ryan, 52, of Wasilla, according to Anchorage Daily News. Donnel Erickson of Gnome, 58 years old. Andrew Gonzalez, 30, of Wasilla. Jadee Moncur, 52, of Eagle River. Ian Hoffman, 45, of Anchorage. Talaluk Katchatag, 34, and Carol Mooers, 48, of Unalakleet.

“He has a very cheerful and cheerful personality, fostering new teachers for his retirement and encouraging him through the first incredibly tough year,” said Ryan, a former science teacher and volleyball coach. Jamie Burgess, principal of the school, told Nom.

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Leanne Ryan, 52, of Wasilla, died when his commute crashed off the coast of Alaska. (Facebook/Liane Ryan)

Erickson, a mechanic for the Bering Strait School District, was described to his local station as “a real nice guy” by Norme resident Michael Nichols.

Donnell Erickson, 58, of Gnome, was one of 10 people killed in an Alaska plane crash. (Facebook/Donnell Erickson)

Katchatag's eldest son Ayyusue Katchatag, I said it on the GoFundMe page Her brother, “known to many as TK, was a wise and extremely strong man beyond his age.”

“Not only is he strong, he is in mind, but also a spirit. His soul was real, and he lived a de facto life. And his friends,” she continued.

Talaluk Driscoll Laroi Katchatag, 34, was described by his oldest sister as “a very strong man beyond his age.” (gofundme)

One of the sons of Carol Moores, from San Antonio, said Crowdfunding website SpotFund Army veterans were “educators, leaders, community leaders.”

“She was on her way to pick up students to join a university tour at Juneau and Anchorage,” added Aaron Moores. “

San Antonio native Carol Moores is an Army veteran who wrote his son, “always wanted to be buried with fellow service members.” (SpotFund)

Authorities are still trying to determine what caused the small commuter aircraft to fall in the icy Bering Sea. The Nome Volunteer Fire Department says that the victim's bodies, written on Facebook over the weekend, have been recovered and “officially taken home.”

The single-engine turboprop plane had been moving from the Unalakleet to the Hub community when it disappeared Thursday afternoon.

Ian Hoffman, 45, of Anchorage, was one of 10 people killed when his commute plane dropped in Alaska. (Facebook/Ian Hofmann)

Andrew Gonzalez, 30, of Wasilla, seen here in photos shared by her brothers on social media, was one of the victims of a crash on an Alaska plane. (Facebook/Oscar Gonzalez Jr.)

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The plane crash has been one of the deadliest things in Alaska for the first time in 25 years.

Alexandra Koch, Landon Mion and the Associated Press of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.