Utah family grieving the deaths of two brothers, sister-in-law, and friend after southern Utah plane crash
The four were returning home from seeing Thomas and Stephen Eatchel's brother who lives in Cedar City when the plane went down only four minutes into the flight. Now their families are doing what they can to carry on
On Saturday afternoon, the group of four took off from the Spanish Fork Municipal Airport; the Eatchel brothers, Steven's wife Lindsay and their friend Danielle De Agostini. All four flew to Cedar City, shortly after taking off to return to northern Utah, radar contact was lost and the plane crashed, killing all on board.
Angela said the last photo she sent the couple was of their kids playing. Steven thought it was cute and Lindsay replied with a laughing emoji. That was the last contact they had before the crash. Another photo texted to their other brother showed Steven and Lauren flying in the plane heading down to Cedar City. "All they wanted to do was help other people," said Alex Dangerfield."I mean, that's the reason why Steven went into the police force.
"We're starting to just, you know, realize our time is short together," shared Alex."I don't know if there really is a magic recipe that a lot of, it's just moving forward and showing support and being there for the people that you love and that are left."
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