Kenneth R. Moore, 66, of Pembroke, and Marcy Asbury, 62, of East Falmouth, are being remembered following a fatal plane crash in Ludlow, Massachusetts.
The crash occurred on September 5, 2026, when a Piper PA-28 Cherokee went down in a wooded area off Center Street in Ludlow.
Both people aboard the aircraft died as a result of the crash. Their identities were later reported as Moore and Asbury.
The aircraft crash prompted an emergency response in the area as authorities worked to reach the wreckage in the wooded location. Investigators are expected to examine the aircraft, the flight path, weather conditions, and other available evidence as they work to determine what caused the plane to go down.
Fatal aviation crashes are typically subject to detailed investigations because authorities must establish what happened during the flight and identify any factors that may have contributed to the accident.
The deaths of Moore and Asbury have left their families, friends, and communities mourning two lives lost in a sudden aviation tragedy.
Kenneth, 66, and Marcy, 62, had years of life, experiences, and relationships behind them before the flight ended in tragedy. Their loved ones are now left with memories of the lives they shared and the difficult task of moving forward after their unexpected deaths.
The investigation into the crash remains important for determining exactly what happened and whether any contributing factors can be identified.
🕊️ Kenneth R. Moore and Marcy Asbury will be remembered by those who knew them as their families and communities mourn their sudden loss
