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City mourns fallen naval aviators in heartfelt tribute

October 24, 2024 | Oak Harbor, Island County, Washington


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City mourns fallen naval aviators in heartfelt tribute
During a city council workshop held on October 23, 2024, Mayor Wright opened the meeting with a somber acknowledgment of the recent loss of two naval aviators, Lieutenant Commander Lindsey Evans and Lieutenant Serena Wyllman, from VAQ 130 at Naval Station Oak Harbor. The mayor called for a moment of silence to honor the fallen service members, expressing heartfelt condolences to their families and the broader Growler community at NAS Whidbey Island.

In a show of respect, flags in Oak Harbor have been lowered to half-staff with the governor's approval. The mayor emphasized the impact of such tragedies on the community, urging residents to extend grace and respect to one another during this difficult time.

The meeting, which was accessible via YouTube, Facebook, and local cable channels, included one action item on the agenda. Public comments are typically not taken during workshop meetings, although the council may invite participation on specific action items.

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