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‘We’re grieving’: Community remembers man killed in plane crash
Jessica Tran
Jessica Tran
Senior Reporter · Valdosta, GA
Jessica holds a degree in Journalism from Georgia State University and has spent the last decade covering educational trends in South Georgia. Her previous role at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution gave her a strong foundation in investigative reporting.
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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — A community in Roswell is rallying around the family of a man who died in a plane crash this week.Eric Stephens, 57, the founder of zPaper, a Roswell-based health technology company, was killed around 5:30 p.m. Tuesday when the single-engine plane he was in crashed near the Gwinnett County Airport.Stephens died at the scene, while another man, identified as Peter Magnuson, was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.PREVIOUS COVERAGE: Man who died in Gwinnett County plane crash identifiedRoswell United Methodist Church, where Stephens attended, held a prayer vigil Wednesday night for his wife Cammie and two daughters. The church also offered the sanctuary and chapel for worshippers to pray for the grief-stricken family.“We’re grieving right now,” Pastor Derek Porter told Atlanta News First.He said that Stephens, who was a preacher’s kid, was in the church choir at Roswell United Methodist for 30 years.“When Eric reached his last brea
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