A grandfather and his young granddaughter. An electrician with two young children. A woman standing in line at a scrap metal business. They are among the 14 people who died in the fiery crash of a UPS plane in Louisville last week. Their names were released Wednesday as Mayor Craig Greenberg laments lives that will “forever be unfinished.” Eight days after the plane plowed into the ground in a massive fireball, the local coroner’s office says it completed the grim tasks of recovering victims’ remains, identifying them and notifying their loved ones. Greenberg says authorities believe all the victims have been located and identified.

A Christian missionary father and his daughter were killed when a small plane bound for a hurricane relief mission in Jamaica crashed in a South Florida neighborhood. Christian missionary organization Ignite the Fire identified the two victims of the Monda morning crash as the group’s founder, 53-year-old Alexander Wurm and his daughter 22-year-old Serena Wurm. The organization says the pair was bringing humanitarian aid to Jamaica. The Beechcraft King Air plane they were flying in crashed into a pond in a residential area of the Fort Lauderdale suburb of Coral Springs, narrowly missing homes. As of Tuesday morning, investigators had not reported any other victims.