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Bill Melugin of Fox News Recounts the Life of His Dear Friend Who Perished in the DC Air Disaster

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Sixty-seven people lost their lives in Wednesday night’s air disaster in Washington, D.C. The tragedy happened when an American Airlines flight collided with a military helicopter at Reagan National Airport. The terrible event reminds us of the small world in which we live. Bill Melugin of Fox News had a friend who perished in the deadly crash.

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Here’s his remembrance of Wendy Shaffer. (READ)

The sixty-seven whose lives ended in a flash had friends and family. This catastrophe affects those left behind presently but will ripple through the rest of their lives. Commenters share their thoughts.

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Thousands of posters reacted to the loss of Wendy Shaffer and offered their condolences to Melugin. Here’s a sampling.

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There is a huge void created by the loss of a loved one. This presents other challenges including financial ones. Family and friends of Wendy Shaffer have started a GoFundMe account to help her husband, Nathan Shaffer, and their two boys.

Per the outreach effort's founders, the money raised will go towards, ‘funeral expenses, childcare, education and the day-to-day needs of the family as they adjust to life without their beloved wife and mother.’ As of this writing, more than $118,000 has been raised.

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