Coast Guard Releases Full List Of Names
The U.S. Coast Guard has released the names of everyone aboard the missing air ambulance. The two Bermudians, Marilyn Lavonne Bean and her son Sergio Wayne Lottimore, had previously been publicly identified by the Bermuda Police Service, and the U.S. Coast Guard identified the four Canadian crew members as Philip Gregory Childerhose, Thomas Henry Farquhar, Sarah Jane Paton and Jolene Beth Weir.
In a statement issued this evening the U.S. Coast Guard said, “The U.S. Coast Guard is releasing the names of the persons aboard the Gulfstream G100 aircraft that went missing Oct. 3 while traveling from Bermuda to Boston.
“The persons aboard the aircraft were:
Canadians:
- Philip Gregory Childerhose
- Thomas Henry Farquhar
- Sarah Jane Paton
- Jolene Beth Weir
Bermudians:
- Marilyn Lavonne Bean
- Sergio Wayne Lottimore
“The Coast Guard is aware that a civilian vessel in the area located debris in the water associated with the aircraft.
“The Transportation Safety Board of Canada is the lead agency investigating the incident. The Coast Guard continues to coordinate with Canadian authorities and partner agencies as appropriate. Questions regarding the investigation should be directed to the Transportation Safety Board of Canada.
“Given the nature of this incident, it is not uncommon to find debris in the water. If debris is discovered, contact the Transportation Safety Board of Canada at 1-819-994-3741 or www.TSB.gc.ca.”
“During this incredibly difficult time, our heartfelt condolences go out to the families and friends impacted by this tragic incident,” said Rear Adm. Matthew Lake, Commander, Coast Guard Northeast District. “We are grateful to the crews and partner agencies who quickly responded to this incident, and we will continue to support our Canadian partners as they conduct their investigation.”
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