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A Miami couple and their grandchildren took their private plane home to Miami on Monday after a Labor Day weekend spent relaxing at Great Harbour Cay in the Bahamas. They never made it back. On Tuesday, family confirmed that all four bodies were found in the waters near North Andros Island, the last-known location of the small plane that crashed mid-route in a patch of rough weather. On board were pilot Mario Lamar, 80, his wife Lili Lamar, 79, and two of their grandchildren, 28-year-old Sofia Sosa and 22-year-old Christian Sosa. Their family members were the ones that found them. “The search and recovery mission was conducted alongside family members and civilians who answered our call for help.
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Our relatives ultimately located our loved ones and had to bring them aboard their own vessels,” family spokesperson Silvia Larrieu said in a statement. “We are deeply grateful to everyone who supported us, searched alongside us, and kept our family in their prayers.
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