A community is honoring a devoted father and daughter whose lives were lost while traveling on a humanitarian mission. On November 10, 2025, their small aircraft experienced a tragic accident shortly after takeoff in Fort Lauderdale. The plane came down in a residential area, and although the aircraft was severely damaged, thankfully no homes or bystanders were affected. Emergency teams responded immediately, and authorities are now reviewing the circumstances to understand what happened.

The flight was part of a relief effort supporting families in Jamaica following a major storm. The victims were identified as Alexander Wurm, founder of Ignite the Fire Ministry, and his daughter, Serena. Both were known for their kindness, leadership, and dedication to serving communities in need. Their mission that day reflected their lifelong commitment to helping others and spreading hope.

Friends, loved ones, and humanitarian partners have been sharing heartfelt tributes. Alexander was remembered as a compassionate leader whose faith and generosity inspired many, while Serena was celebrated for her bright spirit and passion for service. Their ministry shared an emotional statement describing their unwavering love for people and their impact on countless lives. The organization also expressed its intention to continue the mission they both cared for deeply.

Alexander leaves behind his wife and two children, along with a community deeply moved by the family’s legacy. Messages of support have been pouring in from around the world, honoring the pair for their courage, warmth, and dedication to helping others. As family and friends grieve this great loss, they are also celebrating the meaningful work and love Alexander and Serena shared with the world. May their memory continue to inspire kindness and service in others.