Loretta Parker is grieving the loss of her “soulmate” husband, one of two people killed when an aircraft plowed into their North Carolina home on Thursday.
The lone survivor of a plane crash is grieving the loss of her “soulmate” husband, one of two people killed when the aircraft plowed into their North Carolina home on Thursday.
Both Henry and his beloved dog, Grace, lost their lives in the disaster. The plane, identified as a Beechcraft Baron, was flown by a pilot named Bill Merritt, who also died. Parker said she started trying to dig her way out and yell for help, but her cries just came out as a whisper. “I thought I was screaming,” she said, “but I couldn’t get my breath.”
She said Henry loved his sons Derek and Chance and his daughter, Chelsea, “immensely.” But she feels a measure of comfort from the idea that Grace the dog is somewhere with him.It’s unknown whether the crash was caused by a technical malfunction or a pilot error, but Merritt did report a “control issue” right before it happened.
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