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August 25, 2017
Fundraiser Established to Help Family of Mississippi Agricultural Aviator Fatally Injured

Sadly, 28-year-old Michael Horton lost his life Aug. 16 when his AT-502 crashed in a field two miles from Phipps, Miss. The NSTB is investigating the accident, but initial reports from other ag pilots operating nearby indicate the accident was likely related to foggy weather conditions.

 

Horton flew for Timmy Jones Flying Service in Minter City, Miss. He is survived by numerous loved ones, from family to friends. A GoFundMe fundraiser has been established to help Michael’s family with funeral expenses and other bills. According to the GoFundMe page, Michael had run out of insurance to cover expenses related to his death. Donations and prayers are greatly appreciated by friends and family at this time.

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