Among the victims are Andrew Scott, Kaia McBride and Rebecca Mullen.

Another missing person is Zach Bray. Earlier Facebook posts said he was a colon cancer survivor and was originally from Dee Why, a beach in north Sydney.

In a post shared by Bray in November 2020, he advocated being an ambassador for the Gut Foundation to raise awareness about gastrointestinal issues that can lead to colon cancer.

In another post shared the same year, Bray said training for a commercial helicopter license was “one of the things I absolutely want to accomplish.”

Among the passengers was a local doctor, Rebecca Mullen.

According to Mullen’s LinkedIn, she studied at the University of Sydney, the University of New England, and the University of Newcastle before joining the New South Wales Health Department as a physician in the Hunter New England Rural Health District.

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Photos show Mullen kayaking, hiking, and competing in the Central Coast Half Marathon.

The University of New England Nomads Football Club said in a post it was “very sad.”

“Beck was a very active member of the club, a brilliantly talented sportswoman and a friend to all who knew her. Our hearts go out to her friends and family,” the club said in a statement. bottom.

Melbourne woman Darcy Bullman is still missing after Sunday night’s tragedy.

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A spokesman for the Australian Securities and Investments Commission confirmed Mr Bullman was involved in the incident, but declined to provide further details. She has been working as an investigator at the financial regulator’s Collins Street office in Melbourne since late 2020 and previously worked for KPMG.

An ASIC spokesperson said special counseling arrangements would be organized for her close colleagues.

Wedding guest Kane Simmons is also remembered. Christine Gabey, Chairman of the Carlton Park Surf Life Saving Club, posted on behalf of Simmons’ family that the Tasmanian club’s heart was broken and she sent love and support to her family and friends. wrote.

“Kane, also known as ‘Superman,’ was an incredible athlete who competed at the highest level. But more than that, he was a leader, a great man, and a companion to many,” Gaby posted. bottom.

“We looked up to him, but we will really miss him.”

The other two missing guests are Australian rules coach and Singleton local Tori Cowburn and engineer Angus Craig. Angus Craig’s LinkedIn profile states that he hails from Jervis Bay on the south coast of New South Wales and was a reliability engineer for BHP in Brisbane.

“Things become even more devastating when we learn that a significant number of them are actually from our neighboring Singleton community.”

Cessnock Mayor Jay Svaal

Cessnock Mayor Jay Svaal said the community was still in a “state of shock.”

“Today we woke up to learn more about the victims, and sadly to learn that many of them were actually from the nearby Singleton community, which made it all the more heartbreaking. It’s a tough situation,” Svaal told ABC News on Tuesday. morning.

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Deputy NSW Police Chief David Waddell said police were unable to confirm the identities of the 10 victims but said the passengers ranged in age from their 20s to their 60s.

Speaking to reporters in Cessnock on Tuesday, Waddell said guests had come “from far away” for the wedding, including locals and those from the interstate.

“Over the next few days, we will work on the identification process of the victims,” ​​Waddell said, adding that liaison officers were speaking to families.

Community Crisis Centers were opened at Brankston Community Hall and Singleton Youth Venue.

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