Palm Beach County, Florida – Newly disclosed accounts from the grieving family of a 24-year-old Colombian woman who perished in a November 1 Learjet 60 crash in South Florida reveal she shared a joyful, emotional final video call with her sister just moments before the doomed private plane was scheduled to depart for a family trip to The Bahamas. Ana Maria Ramirez Cetina, known affectionately to loved ones as Anita, was one of nine total fatalities in the Sunday aircraft disaster that unfolded shortly after takeoff in Palm Beach County. A Colombian-born biomedical engineer who had relocated to the United States just two years prior, Ramirez Cetina had been working as a full-time nanny for the prominent Robinson household, caring for the couple’s two young children, 4-year-old Emma and 2-year-old Charlie. The group was embarking on the short international flight to mark the 45th birthday of family patriarch Adam Robinson, a well-known technology entrepreneur. Speaking exclusively to *The US Sun*, Anita’s older sister Angie Ramirez Cetina recalled the warm, upbeat tone of their last video conversation on the very morning of the crash, where the young nanny excitedly panned her camera across the two young children she adored, then turned the view to show off the sleek private jet she had never before had the chance to board. “She was glowing, truly over the moon, because she had never in her life gotten to visit The Bahamas before,” Angie shared through tears. The close-knit pair had been nearly inseparable for their entire lives: Anita had supported Angie every step of the way through her high-risk pregnancy, and had been by her side in the delivery room just four months earlier, in July, to welcome Angie’s newborn son. All nine passengers on the flight, including the two young Robinson children, their parents, and flight crew members, lost their lives when the Learjet crashed shortly after leaving the Palm Beach County airport. Federal aviation and transportation safety authorities confirm a full, comprehensive investigation into the root causes of the fatal accident remains active and ongoing, with no preliminary findings released to the public as of press time.