Bret Ebaugh Death – Obituary: Bret Ebaugh was lost in a plane crash on Monday near Tahoe. He was a great AFF student – and I’m glad we kept in touch over the years thanks to the book of faces. Blue skies buddy.
On July 29th, 2021, InsideEko Media learned about the death of Bret Ebaugh through social media publications made on Twitter.
This death has caused a lot of friends and family of Ebaugh so much hurt. It is in that mourning spirit that the concerned persons have taken to social media to share tributes to the deceased and condolences to the affected family.
Tributes To Bret Ebaugh
Across social media users’ timelines are statements that show respect, admiration, and gratitude towards Ebaugh as people mourn the passing.
PSHS Class of ‘83 lost a treasured friend this week.
Bret Ebaugh was lost in a tragic plane crash on Monday near Lake Tahoe. One of the kindest, funniest, sweetest friends and classmates, many of us go back with Bret to first grade. In the words of his wife and best friend Lisa, “Bret was truly an all-around good guy and the best pilot anyone would be fortunate to fly with.” Our hearts go out to Lisa, Bret’s kids Patricia, Wesley, and Andrew, his brother John and the rest of his family. Fly high, lifelong friend. You will be greatly missed I was so looking forward to seeing you at our 40th Friends, feel free to drop some photos below and we’ll keep them for a memorial tribute for our dear, dear friend
Another Former PSA friend gone to soon…. From Lisa Hollerbach-Ebaugh It is with tremendous sadness that I share Bret Ebaugh, my love, was lost in a horrific crash on Monday near Tahoe. To me, he was my best friend, my lover. To his kids, a one-of-a-kind, amazing, funny, adventure-seeking dad. To his friends and colleagues, an all-around good guy and the best damn pilot anyone would be fortunate to fly with. Thank you to all who have reached out. Your love and support during this time mean everything. I’m not sure how we’re supposed to do life without you, Bret. I love you forever.
Bret Ebaugh, you were a very good friend of mine at the home Depot when you worked there. Every day I worked with you and something wasn’t going right, you would always say something that would make me laugh and keep me going. I can’t believe this is real. Thank you for all of your humor and for sharing amazing stories with me, keeping me motivated with my future endeavors in EMS, always inspiring me to reach further into my aspirations. I wish I could’ve played disc golf with you my friend. You always lived life hard, You are deeply missed and there is a special place in my heart for you. Hopefully, I will see you again my friend. Fly high Bret Ebaugh
So very sorry to hear about the tragic plane crash that took the life of
Bret Ebaugh on Monday. You happened to be in Seattle at the same time we were a few years back and treated us to a wonderful time in the city. As the trip to Seattle was my very first flight ever, you allowed me to inundate you with every question I had about flying and calmed my nerves. It was obvious that you absolutely loved your job as a pilot. May God be with you and your family at this difficult time.
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