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New York newlyweds, the bride’s brother, and his pregnant wife have been identified as the four Americans who were killed in a building collapse in Athens, Greece.Ian Alexander Kirkpatrick, 37, and his 34-year-old wife, Florida Hoxha, died alongside her older brother, Florin Hoxha, and his wife, Eris Cani, in the accident in the Greek capital on Sept.25, less than a month after their nuptials, Newsday reported. on Sept.
25, less than a month after their Aug.30 nuptials, alongside her older brother, Florin Hoxha, and his wife, Eris Cani, Newsday reported. Investigators suspect a gas leak triggered an explosion which caused their two-story Airbnb, located in Athens’ historic Plaka district, to buckle.Kirkpatrick and Hoxha, a senior lawyer and Bronx native, exchanged vows in a Long Island ceremony on Aug.
30.The couple spent a week in Mexico before jetting out to Greece, where they spent nine days on their honeymoon.
They were killed the day they were scheduled to return to the US.The couple had already checked in for their Delta flight, but failed to show up at the Athens airport.Kirkpatrick, a 2007 graduate of Huntington High, worked in Williamsburg, Va., as a research analyst for Strategic Analysis Enterprises before jetting out to China, where he worked as an intern for Citi, according to his Linkedin.He spent two years as an analyst at the Chinese marketplace firm, Dianrong, between June 2012 and June 2014 before moving back to New York to work in banking for seven years.
Kirkpatrick had been working for the Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, a Japanese financial services company, for the past five years.Kirkpatrick’s mom, Suzanne Nelson, has described him as “just a wonderful, incredible human being.”“He was creative.He spoke Chinese.
He had a zest for life,” she told Newsday.She said Kirkpatrick’s wife of just one month was like “the sun in the solar system.”Florida Hoxha, a graduate of the City University of New York School of Law and Em...