It was a day when no one saw came, yet the sudden loss of the Nelon family left the Gospel world in shock.
When they went to Alaska on the highly anticipated Gaither Homecoming cruise, no one could anticipate tragic events that would develop.
The beloved family of the Gospel, known for its powerful harmonies and deep faith, was on the way that would end in breaking the heart.
Seven members of the Nelon family, including the beloved pilot Larry Haynie, his wife Melissa and several other close members of the family, tragically died in an air accident over Wyoming.
Seven members of the beloved Group of the Gospel, Naoni, tragically lost their lives in an air crash. Among the victims was Pilot Larry Haynie, his wife Melissa, member of the family of Melanie Hodges, their daughter Amber, Amber’s husband Nathan Kistler and Jason and Kelly Nelon Clark. Autumn Nelon Streetman, the only member of the family who is not on the plane, expressed gratitude for spilling prayers and support during this heartbreaking period.
The plane, on the way to Alaska to cruise Gaither Homecoming, came across Wyoming and crashed into flames, as witnesses say. Despite the best efforts of emergency respondents, no one survived.
Neroni, known for their significant contributions to evangelical music with hits as “I will not move”, “come in the morning” and “we will wear robe and crown”, in 2016 were introduced to the Hall of Fame of the Gospel in 2016.
Conclusion
The tragic loss of Nelon’s family left the Gospel in the music community and the hearts of their fans did not fill the emptiness. Their strong contributions to the Gospel music will continue to inspire and ascending and ensure that their inheritance lives. Given that the National Transport Safety Council carries out its investigation, the memory of the Nelon family will be valued and their influence on the genre they helped to shape will never forget. The fulfilled support of fans and loved ones serves as a reminder of the deep impact they had on the people around them.