Here is a “working list” thanks to Dmitry Chesnokov
Working list of those who perished….(Please Use Google Translate)
Passengers:
1.Anikeenko Vitaly
2.Bahvalov Yuri
3.Belyaev Alexander
4.Balandin Mikhail
5.Vasyunov Alexander
6.Vashichek Joseph
7.Vyuhin Alexander E.
8.Ditrih Robert Genrikhovich
9.Demitra Pavol
10.Zimin Andrey
11.Kalimulin Marat Natfullovich
12.Karpovtsev Alexander G.
13.Kalyanin Alexander I.
14.Kiryuhin Andrey
15.Klyukin Nikita
16.Korolev Igor Borisovich
17.Krivonosov Nikolai
18.Kunnov Evgeny
19.Kuznetsov Vyacheslav Mikhailovich
20.Liv Stephen Daniel Patrick
21.Marek Jan
22.MakKrimmon Brad Byron
23.Ostapchuk Sergey I.
24.Piskunov Vladimir Leonidovich
25.Rahunek Karel
26.Sidorov Evgeny
27.Skrastinsh Karlis Martinovic
28.Snurnitsyn Pavel
29.Sobchenko Daniel E.
30.Tkachenko Ivan Leonidovich
31.Trahanov Pavel
32.Urychev Yuri O.
33.Churilov Gennady S.
34.Shuvalov Maxim A.
35.Yarchuk Artem Nikolaevich
36.Galimov Alexander (in very grave condition)
Crew:
37.Solomentsev Andrey, Commander
38.Zhivelov Igor Konstantinovich, second pilot
39.Zhuravlev Sergey, bortmehanih
40.Sarmatova Elena, flight attendant
41.Maksumova Hope Murzafarovna, flight attendant
42.Shavina Elena, flight attendant
43.Matyushin Vladimir Yurevich, flight engineer
Survivors:
Sizov, Alexander B., flight attendant (critcally injured)
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This is how the updated list looks via the Edmonton Journal…….
Coaches: Brad McCrimmon, Igor Korolev, Alexander Karpovtsev, Nikolai Krivonosov, Jorma Valtonen.
Goalies: Stefan Liv, Alexander Vyukhin.
Defence: Pavel Tarkhanov, Karel Rachůnek, Robert Ditrich, Ruslan Salei, Karlis Skrastins, Michail Baladnin, Vitalij Anikeyenko, Marat Kalimulin, Jurij Urichev.
Forwards: Alexander Galimov, Daniil Sobchenko, Jan Marek, Ivan Tkachenko, Alexander Vasiunov, Gennady Churilov, Nikita Klyukin, Alexander Kalyanin, Sergei Ostapchuk, Pavol Demitra, Josef Vašíček, Artyom Jarchuk, Alexander Romanovskyi, Andrej Kiryukhin.
Crew: Andrei Solomentsev (captain), Igor Zhevelov (first officer), Sergei Zhuravlev, Elena Formatova, Nadezhda Maksomova, ? Muzacharov, ? Salin, ? Mayushkin, Alexander Sizov.
In tribute, here is a simple video……I hope this helps. But first a statement from the KHL:
“We are only beginning to understand the impact of this tragedy affecting the Lokomotiv Yaroslavl club and the international hockey community. First and foremost, our condolences go out to the families and friends of the players, coaches and staff lost in today’s tragedy.
“We know that there are many in the KHL family who will be grieving with us. As the investigation of this tragedy progresses we will work closely with investigators, government officials, club executives and the Yaroslavl community. We are working to find an appropriate way to honor this club and begin the healing process from the deep loss so many of us feel today.
“We are aware that many of you have questions. This tragedy remains our primary focus. We ask for patience as we find an appropriate way to proceed with the 2011/2012 season. We will continue to communicate our plans as they take shape.”
Again we offer our deepest condolences to ALL who have been affected by this deep and tragic loss. This is more than just the hockey players. This is life and death!
Tonight’s show will pay tribute to the fallen. Thank you for understanding. Simply we want to thank everyone that has been on Twitter throughout the day that has helped feed information and of course sift amongst the rumors and facts. The hockey community is a strong family and always will be.
Clearly there are many questions about the plane, safety record, maintenance, and the weight on the plane just for starters. Right now, none of that matters. It is about the lives lost and impacted. More to come later…..
