Two men killed in Upstate NY plane crash loved flying and teaching others to fly
Enfield, N.Y. - A small plane crash in Tompkins County Sunday claimed the lives of two men who loved to fly and share that passion with others. The plane owner, David Kornreich, had helped train the other man in the plane, Andrew R. Harrell, who was poised to become a professional pilot. Kornreich, 52, of Ithaca, was an adjunct physics professor at Cornell University and Ithaca College. He also volunteered as a women’s roller derby referee.
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Harrell, 31, of Cortland, was uber-focused on achieving his goal to be a pilot, according to his wife, Justine Simms. He loved airplanes so much and died Two men killed in Upstate NY plane crash loved flying and teaching others to fly - Syracuse.com.
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Enfield, N.Y. - A small plane crash in Tompkins County Sunday claimed the lives of two men who loved to fly and share that passion with others. The plane owner, David Kornreich, had helped train the other man in the plane, Andrew R. Harrell, who was poised to become a professional pilot. Kornreich, 52, of Ithaca, was an adjunct physics professor at Cornell University and Ithaca College. He also volunteered as a women’s roller derby referee.
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Enfield, N.Y. - A small plane crash in Tompkins County Sunday claimed the lives of two men who loved to fly and share that passion with others. The plane owner, David Kornreich, had helped train the other man in the plane, Andrew R. Harrell, who was poised to become a professional pilot. Kornreich, 52, of Ithaca, was an adjunct physics professor at Cornell University and Ithaca College. He also volunteered as a women’s roller derby referee.
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Enfield, N.Y. - A small plane crash in Tompkins County Sunday claimed the lives of two men who loved to fly and share that passion with others. The plane owner, David Kornreich, had helped train the other man in the plane, Andrew R. Harrell, who was poised to become a professional pilot. Kornreich, 52, of Ithaca, was an adjunct physics professor at Cornell University and Ithaca College. He also volunteered as a women’s roller derby referee.
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Enfield, N.Y. - A small plane crash in Tompkins County Sunday claimed the lives of two men who loved to fly and share that passion with others. The plane owner, David Kornreich, had helped train the other man in the plane, Andrew R. Harrell, who was poised to become a professional pilot. Kornreich, 52, of Ithaca, was an adjunct physics professor at Cornell University and Ithaca College. He also volunteered as a women’s roller derby referee.