In the middle of what should be a joyful meeting, the world of Andy Beyer was turned upside down when something felt bad.
When he waited for his wife and daughter at the airport, he began to settle a worrying feeling-his wife and the twelve-year-old daughter Brielle was not on the ground yet.
The clocks checked for the expected landing time and attempts to reach them by phone failed. He knew a little that this sinister sense of fear was the beginning of a nightmare that would change his life forever.
This is a heartbreaking story of a tragic accident that required the lives of Brielle and her mother Justina and left behind her father and a young son who now has to cope with unimaginable loss.
After he tragically lost his wife and the twelve -year -old daughter in the devastating accident American Airlines, his father shared a moment that suspicion that something was wrong. January 29, just before 21:00, there was a collision of Midaira between the US Army Helicopter Black Hawk and PSA Airlines, operated by American Airlines.
Fly 5342 was approaching to landing at Ronald Reagan airport near Washington, D.C. when the disaster hit.
The aircraft, carrying 60 passengers and four crew members, along with the debris of the helicopter, crashed into the Souchac River. Recovery surgery is underway and it is believed that 64 people on the plane and three individuals on board the helicopter died.
Among those who lost were the wife of Andy Beyer, Justin (42) and their twelve -year -old daughter Brielle, who had previously won the cancer.
Beyer shared with ABC News as his family returned to Washington, D.C., after participating in the US National Development Camp, when the tragedy developed. “She was such a warrior in everything she did,” Beyer said, remembering her daughter, who was diagnosed with cancer as a newborn.
Brielle lived to the fullest at any moment and was extremely proud of her progress in figure skating. One of her dreams was to create a team and she succeeded, a milestone she was really proud of.
Beyer was at the airport with a six -year -old son of a couple when he first sensed that something was fine. He remembered, “The plane was supposed to land until then, but we did not get any lyrics. At that time I started to worry.” Later he learned about the accident from a friend who worked as a aviation manager. The point of view of emergency staff on the scene increased his concerns.
“At that moment we had a sincere scream and then we had to wait in the family room, we didn’t know anything about what happened. My hopes were low,” he said. To support Beyer’s family in this incredibly demanding time, a friend prepared the Gofundme campaign.
Gofundme is: “With a heavy heart we share the tragic loss of twelve -year -old Brielle and her mothers, Justina, who passed both tragically in the recent Washington, D.C., aircraft.
Conclusion
As a result of this unimaginable tragedy, the loss of Andy Beyer is deeply felt by all who knew his wife, Justin and daughter Brielle. Their resistance in the face of adversity, especially Brielle’s bold battle against cancer, serves as a testimony of their strength and spirit. The story of the Beyer family is one of the love, ambition and unexpected cruelty of fate.
When the community connects to support them, the loss of these two remarkable women leaves an irreplaceable hole in the hearts of their loved ones. Through the Gofundme campaign and spilling support, we can all help to give Beyer some comfort during this incredibly difficult time.