"On the evening of Wednesday, July 18, 1996, TWA Flight 800, carrying 212 passengers and 17 crew members, exploded and crashed into the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Long Island shortly after taking off from New York City's John F. Kennedy International Airport en route to Paris. There were no survivors, and at this time the cause of the crash has not been determined." - from the Official FBI Home Page
One of those passengers was Ana Duarte-Coiner, a 12-year-old girl from Binghamton, NY.
 | Ana was known by all as an energetic, clear-headed, smart, talented, creative girl within whom the spark of genius glowed. She had many, varied interests and hobbies, including playing piano (at left), singing, reading, using her computer (right), doing live television broadcasts, playing tennis and softball, or ballet dancing. All of the people who wrote anything for this page, including myself, met Ana through the Internet. This page is devoted to he r memory. |  |
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Thanks to Ashley Hinton, friend of Ana and all-around great guy, we have a 1.3 meg quicktime video clip of Ana, and now since my server increased our allotted space, it's available for download. ANAMOVIE.MOV (1.3 meg Quicktime fi le). |
Mary Coiner, Ana's aunt, sent me a message asking me to put the following messages on this page. Here is information on the Ana Duarte-Coiner Scholarship, and here is info on the Constance Coiner Scho larship. |
| E-mail Send e-mail to one of us. |
Other Victims The other victims of Flight 800. |
Latest News The latest news on Flight 800. |
| Flight 800 Links Other flight 800 pages. |
Reflections Memories of Ana. |
Excerpts Excerpts from Ana's letters to friends. |
Do you want to help? If you can capture any images relating to Ana or Flight 800 from your television or anywhere else and send them to us, they will be used on this page with credit given. Thank you very much for your support.
