Man whose son and wife died in crash speaks out
Spencer Lane, 16, and his mother, Christine Lane, 49, were among the passengers on the American Airlines flight when it crashed on Wednesday.
They were returning home from the National Development Camp held in conjunction with the U.S. Figure Skating Championships in Wichita, Kansas, and were among six victims -- including two coaches, two teenage athletes and two moms of athletes -- from the Skating Club of Boston, the organization said.
Spencer Lane's father, Doug Lane, remembered his son as a "force of nature."

"He just had amazing athletic abilities," Doug Lane told ABC Boston affiliate WCVB. "If he was like, 'hey, that's interesting to me,' you couldn't stop him. And figure skating is, I think, the best example of that."
The teen decided to try skating three years ago after seeing Nathan Chen in the Olympics and "committed himself to it," his dad said.
Doug Lane remembered his wife as a "beautiful, creative person" who had many talents, including quilting, and volunteered at a local animal rescue. She loved being a mother to their two sons, who were both adopted from South Korea, he said.
"[She would] do everything for her children, including fly to Wichita, Kansas, for a week," he said. "She just gave parenting her all."