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Plane crash kills two Oregon men
Monday, March 19, 2007 | No comments posted.
LINCOLN CITY - Police identified the two men who were aboard a plane that crashed into the Pacific Ocean on Saturday.
Raymond Mullen, 58, of Silverton piloted the rented Piper Warrior airplane that crashed after taking off from Siletz Bay State Airport, said Sgt. Jeffrey Winn of the Lincoln City Police Department.
Mullen's passenger was identified as Larry Underhill, 61, of Woodburn. Both men are presumed dead.
The U.S. Coast Guard suspended its search for the men Sunday afternoon. Winn said Lincoln City police will periodically check the beach in the days to come. Debris from the plane washed ashore Saturday and Sunday.
Raymond Mullen, 58, of Silverton piloted the rented Piper Warrior airplane that crashed after taking off from Siletz Bay State Airport, said Sgt. Jeffrey Winn of the Lincoln City Police Department.
Mullen's passenger was identified as Larry Underhill, 61, of Woodburn. Both men are presumed dead.
The U.S. Coast Guard suspended its search for the men Sunday afternoon. Winn said Lincoln City police will periodically check the beach in the days to come. Debris from the plane washed ashore Saturday and Sunday.
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