Investigators remove debris as community continues to mourn father, daughter killed in Coral Springs plane crash

Investigators gathered the debris from a Coral Springs plane crash as the neighborhood has created a memorial for the father and daughter that were killed aboard Alexander and Serena Wurm were on their way to Montego Bay Jamaica with critical supplies after the devastation from Hurricane Melissa when their plane crashed into a lake behind a home off Creek Side Drive in Coral Springs Monday Loved ones declared Alexander the founder of the Cayman Islands-based Ignite the Fire Ministry and his -year-old daughter lived their lives for others On a somber Wednesday night friends in the Cayman Islands held their own memorial amenity for the casualties and shared heartfelt words for the two people who are gone too soon It s not how long they lived but what they did with their lives mentioned a guest speaker Meantime in Coral Springs investigators brought crews to remove debris left behind in the crash placing it on a flatbed to be analyzed It s unclear why the plane crashed just minutes after it took off from Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport Friends of Alexander mentioned it wasn t his first flight mission carrying supplies By Tuesday evening residents placed flowers creating a memorial to honor the father and daughter outside of the Windsor Bay neighborhood where they crashed The population wants to show the sorrow and share the devastation of it and we just hope there s specific level healing at specific point with the family declared Myles Shell who lives nearby Their tragic deaths uniting communities from South Florida to the Cayman Islands as they paid their respects to two people who spent their lives constantly trying to help others A resident at the Windsor Bay neighborhood reported News a candlelight vigil is planned for the weekend The National Transportation Safety Board is analyzing the crash