As the Transportation Safety Board continues to look into the cause of a plane crash that claimed the lives of three people north of Port Hardy last November, the families of those victims search for answers while remembering their loved ones.
The plane was piloted by 35-year-old Patrick Lehman, whom life-long friend Brian Texmo says was an adventurer.
Texmo says they only found out about Patrick’s girlfriend being pregnant a couple of weeks after his death.Patrick Lehman and his girlfriend are pictured. His partner, Alison McPhie, says Drinkwater had been a logger for close to a decade, following in the footsteps of his grandfather who had a logging company on the Sunshine Coast.
"There were wind warnings, [and] I think they should have better flying regulations for small planes in rough winds," she said.has also been set up for McPhie and her three-year-old daughter, Lily, in order to relieve some of the financial stress they have facing ahead of them.COURTENAY CONNECTION Texmo believes Lehman had been a pilot for three or four years before the crash and is anxious to know exactly how it occurred.
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