David Clarey and Hope Karnopp
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
WAUSAU — An emotional and grateful Tom Tiffany vowed to "finish the job" of running for governor of Wisconsin the day after a small plane carrying him and a pilot lost power and they were forced to land in Lake Wausau.
Republican gubernatorial nominee Tom Tiffany wipes away tears during a press conference at Wausau Fire Department Station 1 Sunday. Tiffany's plane made an emergency landing in Lake Wausau after losing power while on approach to the Wausau Downtown Airport the night before.
Republican gubernatorial nominee Tom Tiffany's plane is seen in the water of Lake Wausau Sunday, a day after the pilot made an emergency landing in the lake after losing power while on approach to the Wausau Downtown Airport.
Republican gubernatorial nominee Tom Tiffany and his wife, Chris, walk to a press conference Sunday, a day after he was slightly injured in an emergency landing.
A map screenshot provided by the Marathon County Sheriff's Office shows the approximate location where the small plane carrying Tom Tiffany emergency landed in Lake Wausau.
Republican gubernatorial nominee Tom Tiffany's plane is seen in the water of Lake Wausau Sunday, a day after the pilot made an emergency landing in the lake after losing power while on approach to the Wausau Downtown Airport.
Republican gubernatorial nominee Tom Tiffany wipes away tears during a press conference at Wausau Fire Department Station 1 Sunday. Tiffany's plane made an emergency landing in Lake Wausau after losing power while on approach to the Wausau Downtown Airport the night before.
Republican gubernatorial nominee Tom Tiffany and his wife, Chris, walk to a press conference Sunday, a day after he was slightly injured in an emergency landing.
A map screenshot provided by the Marathon County Sheriff's Office shows the approximate location where the small plane carrying Tom Tiffany emergency landed in Lake Wausau.