Aug 2009
New blog for updates on the aircraft accident
August 04 2009
We have created a special blog page
for posting updates, prayer requests, and comments related to the
aircraft accident which occurred on Saturday, August 1st. We ask
for your continued prayers for our team, and especially for the
families affected by this tragedy. You can visit the
new webpage here.
AIM AIR Accident- Request for Prayer
August 02 2009
An accident occurred on August 1, with
an AIM AIM Cessna 206. It occurred around 2:30PM (EAT) near the
Nairobi Wilson Airport. There were four people on board; AIM AIR
pilot Frank Toews, AIM AIR mechanic Ryan Williams and two
Americans. At this time there is still medical evaluation being
done but this is what we know: The two passengers have some broken
bones, minor burns, cuts and bruises. They are both being kept in
the hospital for treatment and further evaluation. Ryan Williams'
injuries currently include a fractured pelvis, multiple contusions
and some significant burns. However, his prognosis is good and he
is receiving good medical attention in Nairobi. Frank Toews, the
pilot, did not survive the accident and has gone to be with the
Lord and Savior whom he loved dearly and served well.
Please pray with us, specifically for the timely return for health of those who are injured, their families, and particularly for Frank's wife and 4 children as they trust God for strength and comfort during this difficult time.
We are trusting God, with all of you, to show Himself to be good, even beyond our expectations and understanding of what good could mean, in a
situation like this.
Denny Dyvig
AIM AIR General Manager
Please pray with us, specifically for the timely return for health of those who are injured, their families, and particularly for Frank's wife and 4 children as they trust God for strength and comfort during this difficult time.
We are trusting God, with all of you, to show Himself to be good, even beyond our expectations and understanding of what good could mean, in a
situation like this.
Denny Dyvig
AIM AIR General Manager
