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Maple Valley (WA) Covenanter Killed in Plane Crash
ANCHORAGE, AK (July 15, 2002) - Dan Maret, a member of Cedarcreek Covenant Church
in Maple Valley, Washington, died last Friday when the small plane in which
he was a passenger crashed en route to an Alaskan fishing expedition,
Covenant News Service has learned.
Civil Air Patrol pilots located the small plane in the Chigmit Mountains
near Port Alsworth, according to the Anchorage Daily News. The
plane left Anchorage headed for Rainbow Point Lodge on Lake Iliamna, 220
miles southwest of Anchorage. Three others in the plane, including the
pilot, also died. Maret was in one of two planes headed to Lake Iliamna as
part of a senior center fishing trip. The other plane, carrying five
people, arrived safely.
Cedarcreek Covenant is a church plant with approximately 130 in worship
attendance located 30 minutes southeast of Seattle. The church recently was
received into membership during the 117th Annual Meeting of the Evangelical
Covenant Church in Keystone, Colorado. Maret and his wife, Eilene, have
been involved in the church's activities since the early months of its
founding. Eilene is involved in children's ministry. A daughter, Becca, and
son-in-law, Rick Bowen, have also been involved in planting the church.
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