Husband of Fresno pilot dies following Sierra Sky Park plane crash
FRESNO COUNTY, Calif. (KFSN) -- Craig Eady has died from injuries he suffered in Saturday's plane crash near Sierra Sky Park in northwest Fresno, family members confirmed Monday. The family tells Action News that the 44-year-old was surrounded by relatives when he died at the hospital, with his oldest son and daughter by his side. Family members say he suffered severe burn wounds in the crash. The crash has now claimed the lives of the four members of the Eady family who were aboard the aircraft: certified flight instructor Danna Eady, her husband Craig, and the couple's two younger sons. There are two surviving children who were not in the plane.
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FRESNO COUNTY, Calif. (KFSN) -- Craig Eady has died from injuries he suffered in Saturday's plane crash near Sierra Sky Park in northwest Fresno, family members confirmed Monday. The family tells Action News that the 44-year-old was surrounded by relatives when he died at the hospital, with his oldest son and daughter by his side. Family members say he suffered severe burn wounds in the crash. The crash has now claimed the lives of the four members of the Eady family who were aboard the aircraft: certified flight instructor Danna Eady, her husband Craig, and the couple's two younger sons. There are two surviving children who were not in the plane.
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FRESNO COUNTY, Calif. (KFSN) -- Craig Eady has died from injuries he suffered in Saturday's plane crash near Sierra Sky Park in northwest Fresno, family members confirmed Monday. The family tells Action News that the 44-year-old was surrounded by relatives when he died at the hospital, with his oldest son and daughter by his side. Family members say he suffered severe burn wounds in the crash. The crash has now claimed the lives of the four members of the Eady family who were aboard the aircraft: certified flight instructor Danna Eady, her husband Craig, and the couple's two younger sons. There are two surviving children who were not in the plane.