In 1991, Reba McEntire suffered a devastating loss when 10 people, including eight of her friends and band members, were killed in a plane crash near the U.S.-Mexican border.
On Sunday, the 23rd anniversary of that horrible crash, Reba marked the occasion on Twitter.
The plane crash March 16, 1991 took the lives of my friends. They will never be forgotten.
If you've never read about the accident, the L.A. Times has an archived article here.
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