Barrett Ellis and Megan Ellis Death; Identified As Victim Couple In Fatal Plane Crash

Publish date: 2024-03-25

It has been determined that the fatalities of a plane crash in Oklahoma City were a husband and wife, according to the groups that have made the announcement.

According to the Sooner Nation Collective and the University of Oklahoma Foundation, the victims of the plane disaster that occurred on Sunday were identified as Barrett Ellis and his wife Megan Ellis. This information was confirmed on Monday.

On Sunday morning, at approximately 10:20 a.m., emergency services were dispatched to Wiley Post Airport in Oklahoma City, which is located close to the intersection of Wilshire Boulevard and Council Road. The only passengers on the jet, according to the officials, were the two individuals.

In a message that was published on the website of the University of Oklahoma Foundation, the president, Guy Patton, expressed his deepest condolences by stating, “It is with profound sorrow that we announce the tragic and untimely passing of Barrett Ellis, attorney for the OU Foundation, and his beloved wife Megan, who served as the executive director of The Sooner Nation Collective.”

All of their families are in our thoughts and prayers at this time. All of us who had the honor of knowing Barrett and Megan are in utter disbelief about their demise after hearing the news of their passing. In addition to their skill and expertise, they added a sense of humor and generosity to the job that they did on behalf of Western University. We will feel the void left by their leave for a considerable amount of time to come because they were treasured members of the larger OU community throughout their stay here.

The magnitude of this loss has left us in utter disbelief. In the wake of this terrible occurrence, the OU Foundation has made a commitment to making sure that its specific mission continues without interruption while also protecting the privacy of the families that were affected. There will be a communication with specifics regarding memorials and remembrances at the appropriate time.

Additionally, on Monday, Calm Waters, a center for children and families who are grieving, made the announcement that one of their valued board members, Megan Ellis, and her husband, Barrett, had passed away.

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