Memorial To Honor Jacomini Family Killed in Plane Crash
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Posted: 4:00 PM Aug 21, 2008
Last Updated: 11:26 PM Aug 21, 2008
Reporter: Crystal Galny
Email Address: galny@kbtx.com

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A Houston family is being remembered by friends and relatives, a week after their plane crashed en route to Brenham.

A memorial mass for the Jacomini family is set for 10 a.m. Friday at Saint Anne's Catholic Church in Houston.

Pilot Tommy Jacomini, Jr., his wife Susie, and their two young children were returning from a vacation in Colorado last Friday.
They were headed to their Washington County farm.

Officials say they lost communication with the plane 15 minutes after take off.

The plane's wreckage was found Sunday on a mountain in Colorado.

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Posted by: A. James Location: Madisonville on Aug 21, 2008 at 06:05 PM
This is so sad. I pray that God gives the family strength. Look to the hills where your help comes from, it comes from the Lord. May it be comfort in knowing that God don't make any mistakes at all. He love them more than you do. Continue to pray and have faith in God. I know He will see you through this. God Bless You All....

Posted by: Vh Location: College Station on Aug 21, 2008 at 04:17 PM
Omg! Horrible! What a attractive family! I pray that they all rest in the arms of Jesus now. God also give their extended family rest

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