Linda Woodford Obituary

Linda Woodford, a livestock technology entrepreneur posted a haunting Facebook message shortly before she was killed in Victoria’s Mount Disappointment helicopter crash alongside a work colleague.

Linda Woodford, 50, and founder and chief executive of AXIchain, was one of five people killed in the Thursday morning chopper tragedy in a state forest north-east of Melbourne.

Linda Wooodford had been the Melbourne-based chief executive of agriculture trading firm AXIchain since 2018 and for the past decade had also been the director of Kaizen Consulting, a blockchain technology company.

It is worthy to note that Linda Woodford’s family was already dealing with the loss of her sister-in-law shortly before this tragedy set in.

Ian Perry, helicopter pilot Dean Neal, 32, and Radfords Abattoir chairman Paul Troja, 73 were together with Linda Woodford when the crash happened and they also lost their lives.

Avlaw Aviation consulting managing director Ron Bartsch said it was still too soon to determine the actual cause of the crash.

Mr Bartsch said the helicopter flight operator Microflite had a near perfect safety record and there was only one possible explanation for the crash.

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