Philadelphia Plane Crash Claims Life Of 8th Victim As Dominique Goods-Burke Passes Away

Philadelphia Plane Crash Claims Life Of 8th Victim As Dominique Goods-Burke Passes Away
The eighth victim from a Philadelphia plane crash in January has died months later.
Dominique Goods Burke was in the area at the Roosevelt mall with her fiancè and his son when a medical plane crashed and set on fire. The car Goods Burke and her loved ones were in was hit by debris and set on fire.
News reports have unfortunately confirmed she succumbed to her injuries and has passed away last week after months of being in the hospital. She was 34 years old.
Her fiancè, 37-year-old Steven Dreuitt, died shortly after the tragedy. His son was hospitalized, however, it’s unclear if he has been released.
The other six victims are all passengers on the jet and a pilot. The passengers were reportedly a little girl and her family who were traveling home to Mexico after she received medical treatment at the local Shriners Hospital.
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Continued prayers for all of those impacted by this devastating tragedy.
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