The news of the tragic aircraft in Wyoming has amazed the music community of the Gospel and fans around the world.
What was supposed to be the way to Alaska for highly expected performance turned into a nightmare when seven members of the beloved family Nelon lost their lives in the accident.
The devastating accident has left many questioning the circumstances around the accident, but above all it has left a deep feeling of loss that will be felt for the coming years.
Seven members of the well -beloved Evangelical Group, Naoni, tragically lost their lives in the air crash, including Jason and Kelly Nelon Clark, their daughter Amber and her husband Nathan Kistler.
The victims also included Larry Haynie pilot, his wife Melissa and family colleague Melanie Hodges.
The autumn Nelon Streetman, the only surviving of the family, was not on board the flight. The crash occurred in Wyoming when the family traveled to Alaska to cruise Gaither Homecoming. When the emergency respondents arrived, the debris were found absorbed by flames.
Unfortunately, all passengers died in the crash, as confirmed by the Sheriff’s office in Wyoming. The surviving family members expressed gratitude for the prayer and support they received, especially for Nelon Streetman, her family and her unborn child, as well as Jason’s parents, Dan and Linda Clark.
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This heartbreaking tragedy left the Nelon family and the music community of the gospel in sadness. The loss of such beloved members, known for their huge talent and kindness, has created a deep emptiness that will be felt for the coming years.
When they continue to go through this unimaginable pain, the family remains deeply grateful for spilling love, prayers and support. Their faith, resistance and respected memories of their loved ones will maintain their mood alive and their inheritance in Evangelical music will be honored forever.