Family of Tucson man killed in D.C. plane crash releases statement | Local News

The family of Dustin Miller, a Tucson man who died in a plane crash in Washington, D.C., has released the following statement:

I speak for my family when I say Dustin was the funniest guy in the room, he was also the most generous and loving. He had a way of making people feel at home in his presence. He wasn’t just a brother or a son, he was also each of our best friend. We all had a unique and special bond with him. He would do anything for the people he loved, and for people he didn’t even know so well. My brother loved to travel, camp, fish, and man could he smoke meats. He enjoyed BBQing for others and enjoyed spending time with people, he would want everyone that knew him to keep it light. He would be so moved by the outpouring of love and support from people right now, helping us all navigate this tragedy. He was a HUGE chiefs fan so he would want us to watch the Super Bowl game and root for the Chiefs. He was looking forward to that game! He loved us, he would want us all to love each other and focus on what’s important, Family. My heart goes out to every family member of this tragedy, it does hurt so bad. – Kristen Miller Zahn