The remains of Sue Borries and Deb Velleman have been recovered nearly a month after their plane crashed off the coast of Panama, authorities say.
last month, have been recovered, according to authorities.
"Our families welcome, with a tremendous sense of relief and gratitude, the news out of Panama this morning that our loved ones - Sue Borries and Deb Velleman - have been recovered," the families released in a statement Tuesday. The two friends were traveling with their husbands back to Chame after spending New Year's Eve weekend at a bed and breakfast on the Panamanian island Isla Contadora on Jan. 3 when the crash occurred. The small plane, piloted by the owner of the bed and breakfast, suffered an engine failure and crashed off the coast of Chame, according to friends and family.
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