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Cor Pan and his griflriend Neeltje were on a trip to Gili Trawangan. They wanted to make a stop in Bali. Both were Dutch people.
Dutchmen Regis Crolla wanted to go 'back to his roots' in Bali, but he'll never make it.
The Australian sister Philomene Tiernan was a teacher in a catholic all girls school in Sydney.
Glenn Thomas was a British employee for the UN and former journalist with BBC. He won't report news anymore.
Joep Lange was a Dutch aids-expert. He was on his way to a congres about aids and HIV in Melbourne. Because of his research, aids is much more well understood. His life meant a lot to many people.
Willem Witteveen was a politician in the first room in the Netherlands
Pim de Kuijer was a Dutchman on his way to the same aids-congress, and wanted to hike in Australia a couple of weeks, before going to Malaysia
Richard Mayne, a British student, wanted to spend a year in Australia. He said his goodbyes to his girlfriend this wednesday.
There is also a family of 6, with four kids, who the world lost. A woman in the Netherlands who selled flowers and a couple who owned a restaurant. They almost never took a break and finally wanted to go on their holiday. A school lost three of his students. A woman lost her husband, because she didn't board 'cause of being sick. She now wishes she was on that flight with him. Kids, parents, aunts, uncles, neighbours, friends, colleagues were all lost, but when I put on the news, the only thing I see are the big, important countries pointing fingers at each other. None of these people had anything to do with any of that upperclass politican stuff, but they paid the price.
, is knowing the plane being hit by that missile and everyone on board probably screaming as there being sucked out of the plane, plane falling rapidly, little kids/babies floating in the air and just crshing to the ground 
bush's comments about how hes not an "apologize for america" type of guy 
