Two Annapolis Residents Killed in Plane Crash

Two Annapolis residents are among four people who died in a weekend plane crash in Wyoming, authorities said.

The Associated Press reports Diane Jean Stubbs, 68, and Gerald Bruce Stubbs, 69, of Annapolis died in the Saturday crash near Yellowstone National Park.

Also killed was the plane’s pilot, Donald Edward Scott of Denver, who was Diane Stubb’s brother, and Scott’s friend Joyce Bartoo from Washington, D.C.

The wire service says Scott’s 1979 Cessna left the Sheridan, WY, airport headed for Billings, MT. After a detour from its flight path to circle Yellowstone, Scott was told to climb to 14,800 feet. The plane suddenly turned east and went into a rapid descent, the AP says.

The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating.

»Screenshot of plane crash site that killed two Annapolis residents from NBC Wyoming