MADEIRA, Ohio — There will be a moment of silence Friday night for another one of the Ohio plane crash victims.

What You Need To Know

  • Elizabeth Keys, 33, was flying back to Washington D.C. where she worked as an attorney 

  • Keys was from Madeira, a Cincinnati suburb, and graduated in 2010 

  • The Madeira school district will have a moment of silence in her honor before Friday night's basketball game

Elizabeth Anne Keys was flying back to Washington, D.C. when the crash happened.

It was her birthday. She’d just turned 33 and was working in D.C. as an attorney.

Madeira, a Cincinnati suburb, was her hometown. She was a 2010 graduate of Madeira High School. That’s where she was named co-valedictorian and involved in several extra-curricular activities.

The district superintendent says he knew her as a sweet student.

“I think staff would remember her for her kindness. I mean, she was kind and accepting of pretty much everyone. I mean, sometimes in high school you hang with this group or that group. And Liz was the one that could work across groups and, you know, just was a super neat kid,” said Madeira City Schools Superintendent Kenji Matsudo. 

The superintendent said they will hold a moment of silence right before Friday night’s basketball game in her honor.