By LEANDRA ROLLETribune Chief Reporterlrolle@tribunemedia.netONE family buried the first victim of the Independence Day plane crash on Saturday while another held a memorial service without their loved one’s remains, underscoring the prolonged anguish facing relatives nearly a month after the disaster killed ten people. In New Providence, the family of Da Pond Band member Rashad Storr celebrated his life even though his remains had not yet been returned. Friends and relatives also remembered Rolle for his faith, saying he prayed before eating even something as small as a chip or piece of candy. Mr Rolle said Storr taught him to play the guitar and urged musicians to honour him by supporting one another. Western Air employees also remembered Storr, who worked as a mechanic, as someone who took pride in his work.