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Dave Repsher spent more than a year in the hospital after a fiery Flight for Life crash in Frisco, Colorado in 2015.

Aviation insurer USAIG is taking the lead in moving the helicopter industry toward wider adoption of crash-resistant fuel systems.

St. Anthony Summit Medical Center will be holding a reflection ceremony at 10 a.m. Friday, July 2, to remember Flight for Life pilot Patrick Mahany and honor the heroism of everyone involved in the events of the helicopter crash six years ago. Mahany died July 3, 2015, when his helicopter crashed into the hospital’s parking lot moments after taking off. Crew members Dave Repsher and Matt Bowe were on the helicopter and survived the crash. The ceremony will be held at Flight for Life Mahany Heroes Park on the hospital campus. Support Local Journalism