Learjet 60 Crash, Nanny's Family Launches GoFundMe After Her Death, 'No Donation Can Bring Her Back'
Ana Maria Cetina was the Robinson family nanny who passed away in the tragic Florida plane crash. Days after her death, the Learjet 60 crash victim's family is seeking financial help.
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Add BollywoodShaadis on GoogleThe Bahamas-bound Learjet crash was nothing short of tragic. For those unaware, on November 1, 2026, a business jet called a Learjet 60 was flying from Austin, Texas, to North Eleuthera Airport in the Bahamas while carrying 7 passengers and two pilots. The crash in Palm Beach resulted in all nine passengers losing their lives. This included tech entrepreneur Adam Robinson's family nanny, Ana Maria Ramirez Cetina. Days after her death, Ana’s family has started a GoFundMe.
Ana Maria Cetina’s family says no donation can bring her back after launching a GoFundMe
Ana Maria Cetina, who was working as a nanny for the Robinson family, was among the nine people killed in the horrific Learjet crash in Florida. Now almost a week after her death, Ana’s mother, Angelica, and her sister, Angie, have launched a GoFundMe, seeking financial help. In the fundraiser’s description, they said that the 25-year-old Ana Maria had a lifetime of dreams ahead of her. But on November 1, 2026, it all came to an end as the plane crash took her life. They also mentioned the Robinson family and wrote:
"At just 24 years old, Ana María Ramírez Cetina had a lifetime of dreams ahead of her. On November 1st, her life was tragically cut short in the plane crash that also claimed the lives of other beloved family members: Adam [Robinson] and Helen [Sharp], and their beautiful children, Emma and Charlie."
Ana’s mother and sister admitted that along the way, she had become “an irreplaceable part” of the Robinson family. In addition to being a nanny to the family’s kids, Ana was also a biomedical engineer. She first came to the US to seek more opportunities.
According to Ana’s family, even though they are seeking financial help after her death, they said that no amount of donation can bring her back. But by helping them, everyone can show that Ana Maria had left a lasting impact and her kindness continues to live on in people's memories. In their words:
"No donation can bring Ana Maria back. But together we can show her family that her life left a lasting impact, that her kindness lives on in our memories, and that they don't have to face this pain alone."
As of now, the GoFundMe’s goal has been set to USD 26K. They have already managed to raise USD 19K.
Ana Maria Ramirez Cetina’s sister revealed her chilling last call
According to reports, Learjet 60 victim Ana Maria Ramirez Cetina had made a gut-wrenching final call to her sister, Angie, just minutes before the doomed flight took off for the Bahamas. Angie revealed that she spoke to the late nanny on the morning of November 1, 2026.
Angie claimed that Ana was really excited about her trip to the Bahamas with the Robinson family. In their final video call, Ana happily showed off the plane they were taking. While she was obviously working, the trip to the Bahamas did not feel like work at all. Angie was quoted as saying:
"We did a video call; she showed me the children, she showed me the plane. She was very happy. She was truly happy because she had never been to the Bahamas, and even though she was working, she didn't see it as work. She enjoyed it."
Angie also recalled seeing the Learjet crash video on social media. She said that the minute she saw the clip, she checked the flight's path. Even after that, Angie did not want to believe that her sister might have been on the plane. It was only after her mother called her to confirm the news that she came to terms with the fact that Ana Maria was gone.
What are your thoughts on Learjet 60 victim Ana Maria Ramirez Cetina’s family launching a GoFundMe days after her death?
Photo Credit: GoFundMe, Angie Maria Ramirez Cetina
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