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From:TheBahamasWeekly.com Grand Bahama Press were asked to decline from questioning in light of the difficult loss they have endured.
Giving welcome remarks was Jerome Edmonson. "If there was a group of people he absolutely prepared, that was his family. His North American family, his African family, his global family, his personal family. He prepared us all for whatever may come," said Edmonson. He then introduced the son of Rev. Munroe, Chairo (Myles Jr.) who read a statement surrounded by his family and Bahamas Faith Ministries colleagues. "We are not sure how or why, something like this would be allowed to happen to such great individuals, but still, God is in control. The past few days have been the most difficult times for my sister and I, my family and all of those affected by this loss." "We are all saddened by this tragic event, but we are comforted and encouraged by the outpouring of love and support from everyone around the country and those around the world at large," said Munroe. Lastly, Jamaican minister, Dr Peter Morgan, President of the International Third World Leaders Association offered some words of prayer and encouragement. "When we made the decision on Sunday evening to go on with the conference (Global Leadership Forum) it is because we felt and we knew that the vision, the burden, the passion, the messages of the life of Dr. Myles, sister Ruth, Richard, and all those that were in that aircraft lived for God, and they died in God," said Morgan. Dr. Myles Munroe Memorial Service and Funeral Announced Dr. Myles Munroe among 9 dead in Grand Bahama plane crash 5 passengers from Sunday's plane crash in Grand Bahama officially identified by police Bahamas Faith Ministries Intl press statement on Dr Myles tragic plane crash
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