Who were Charles Romer and Jennifer Luzzi? Successful business owners killed in Arizona Lake Havasu boat crash
Two well-known Lake Havasu City business owners died after their boat went airborne and crashed into a campsite.
Charles Romer and Jennifer Luzzi, two prominent business owners from Lake Havasu City, Arizona, tragically lost their lives in a boat crash on Lake Havasu. Romer, 65, was a renowned offshore performance boat racer, having won the prestigious "King of the Desert" title for being the fastest driver at Desert Storm’s Shugrue’s Shootout.
He also owned the high-performance boat "Dial 911," which made its debut at the Desert Storm shootout, where he and John Tomlinson recorded a 157-mph pass. Additionally, Romer was the president of Romer Beverage Company, a family-owned Anheuser-Busch distributor. Luzzi, 59, was well-known in Lake Havasu City for her work in real estate, running The Jennifer Luzzi Group with Keller Williams Arizona Living Realty.
She had lived in the city for about three decades since moving from Huntington Beach, California, in 1995. The boat crash occurred around 7:08pm Saturday near Cattail Cove State Park, when the boat struck a large peninsula, went airborne, and crashed into a campsite north of the crash site. Despite immediate life-saving efforts, both Romer and Luzzi were found unresponsive and pronounced dead at the scene. The cause of the crash remains unknown.
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