NY aircraft tragedy for Indian original family: High school senior Anika Groff did not include parents, siblings in Doomed Flight

Anika Groff is the only living member of the Groff family as all other family members were killed in a plane crash in New York on Saturday. Private aircraft was on a trip to Catskils to celebrate Anika’s sister’s birthday. Karena GroffA famous student-Athlete named NCAA Woman of the Year in 2022. He was accompanied by his parents, Michael Groff, Indian-Rule in the flight Joy SainiHis sons Jared and Karen and Jred’s companions.
After being identified as the victims, the plane crash created a wave because the Groff was filled with family recipients. Michael Groff is a neurocystist, Joy Saini is a Uroginacologist. Carna Medicine and her companions were also studying James Santoro, in finance. Both Carna and James were MIT graduates. The couple were planning to get married soon, the report said.

About Groff Family

Michael Groff was an Associate Professor at Harvard Medical School and served as an experienced pilot as an executive director of Neuroscience at Rochester Regional Health. She met Saini, the founder of Boston Pelvic Health and Wellness, while she was training in medicine at Pittsburgh University, according to a family statement.
Couyutas Duartem (Jared’s Partner) and Jared Groff were two graduates of Michael Groff’s Alma Mater. According to a statement from Selfishtmore College, both of them worked as a paralegal and Jredd Groff planned to participate in the law school in the fall.
Anika is a high school student, the same school in which her elder brother -sister participated, the Daily Mail told. “Our two graduates, Karena Groff (2018) and Jredd Groff (2017), their parents, and many friends were killed in a small plane crash in New York yesterday. Their life ended very soon, and our hearts are with all those who are hurting this unimaginable and sudden loss,” the school issued a statement.
Prior to the accident, the pilot gave radio to air traffic control about remembering the initial approach to the Columbia County Airport. Air traffic controllers tried to radio back but never heard of them.