A family tragedy has struck the Livingston family of Ashburn, Virginia, who lost both parents and their two daughters Alydia and Everly in a plane crash. The daughters were talented figure skaters, known as “The Ice Skating Sisters,” who trained at the Ashburn Ice House with world-class coaches. The accident occurred while they were returning home from a skating competition, with Alydia being the youngest skater on board. Alydia had recently partnered with skater Matt Jacoby and was known for her enthusiasm and determination to improve. Everly, on the other hand, was described as shy off the ice but dedicated and passionate during competitions.
The Livingston family was deeply devoted to the girls and their skating careers, often traveling across the country for training and competitions. They were remembered by their community as a loving family who supported each other wholeheartedly. The accident has left the skating community in shock and mourning the loss of the talented sisters. Friends and neighbors have shared memories of the girls, highlighting their hard work, dedication, and personality traits.
Everly had recently overcome a knee injury to compete at a high level and was seen as a role model by younger skaters, including a 5-year-old who joined a dance class with Everly. The tragic plane crash has left a void in the close-knit skating community in Ashburn, where the Livingstons were known for their tireless support and dedication to their daughters’ skating careers.
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