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Belated Condolences Extolling Fateful Tragedy

Belated condolences extolling fateful tragedy... befalling beloved Khurana's https://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/news/local/ Montgomery-County-Small-Plane-Crash-527480941.html Published Aug 8, 2019 at 7:03 AM | Updated at 1:14 AM EDT on Aug 9, 2019 The missus shrieked with horror watching and hearing in disbelief and shock catastrophe costing three precious lives, Macbook Pro laptop wallpaper agonizing reminder (though poem previously written subsequently mailed to immediate family relations), I still feel numb (albeit NOT comfortably) reconciling inexplicable reality with recollection to distill their true value when yours truly and kin (sleeping spouse plus, our two grown daughters) lived on Greentree Lane about three doors up quite some years ago, yet their untimely deaths affect me weeks later thus poetic memoriam culled out and begged express impossible mission attempting to comprehend profound loss community of medical professionals still must experience stunned with grief already latter half month of August 2019 elapsed. Though only casual acquaintance husband/ wife doctors Jasvir Khurana professor of pathology and laboratory medicine at Temple University Lewis Katz School of Medicine with a focus on bone pathology and Divya Khurana (respectively) a professor of pediatrics and neurology at Drexel University College of Medicine, specializing in pediatrics, sleep medicine and pediatric neurology earned national recognition as decades long leader in epilepsy and mitochondrial disorder. Nineteen year old daughter, Kiran Khurana youngest of two daughters graduated Harriton High School two thousand eighteen in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania sadly also perished single-engine Beechcraft Bonanza crashed behind homes along Minnie Lane near Morris Road in Upper Moreland.

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