Mother of plane crash victim views display of daughter’s images, poems at Million Air
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August 28, 2024 - 10:44 PM
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Display of photos, artwork from pilot killed crash at airport
Display of photos, artwork from pilot killed crash at airport
The mother of the pilot who died in a plane crash in June was at the airport to see an exhibition of her artwork and poems.
Natalie Gillis died when her single-engine plane went down just after takeoff on June 17, crashing near the Colonie Public Library and near many homes.
A wall of Natalie’s work is on display at the Million Air terminal.
Natalie, 34, was from Canada and was a pilot, poet and photographer.
Her mom, Mary Gillis-Yap, and two close friends visited the display.