The Ashburn Ice House in northern Virginia was a familiar sight for the Livingston family, who were deeply involved in the local ice sports community. The family's presence was a constant at the rink, with 14-year-old Everly and 11-year-old Alydia making a name for themselves as promising figure skaters, while their father, Peter, actively participated in hockey games. Donna, the girls' mother, was described as being highly involved in her daughters' lives.
Tragically, the Livingston family met a devastating end in the crash of American Airline’s Flight 5342 on their return journey from Wichita, Kansas. The family had been in Kansas to take part in activities related to the US Figure Skating Championships.
Family friend Kim Urban shared heartfelt memories of the Livingstons, portraying them as a close-knit and vibrant family. She highlighted the parents' unwavering support for their daughters, emphasizing their love and dedication. Urban described Alydia and Everly as bright and talented individuals, known for their infectious energy and passion for figure skating.
The news of the Livingston family's tragic fate has left the local ice sports community in shock and mourning. Urban mentioned that her own children had skated alongside Everly and Alydia for years, underscoring the deep impact of the loss on those who knew the family well.
