Monday, a small plane crashed in Oregon, into a vacation home, causing the death of the two people who were on the plane and also killing three children who were on the ground. According to the Examiner.com, authorities informed that the single-engine plane crashed into a vacation home. The children who were killed are Hesam Farrar Masoudi, 12, and Grace Masoudi, 7, who are both from Denver and Julia Reimann, 10, of Beaverton. The pilot and the passenger who also died are Jason Ketchson and Frank Toohey, 58, both from Clatsop County.

Allegedly the plane crashed before 7 a.m., crashing into a tree. City Administrator Dennis McNally said that there were six people in the vacation home, a four-bedroom rental home, who were there for a family reunion and vacation. The plane also damaged a house which was near the vacation home.

According to the Examiner.com, Michael Griffiths, executive director of the regional emergency transport consortium Life Flight said that Ruth Jackson-Reimann, 47, and two children, Christopher Reimann, 13, and Sarah Reimann, 11, were transported to Portland in order to be treated for their burns. Their conditions were not made public.

The plane, a four-seat Cessna, was owned by Aviation Adventures. The company rented the plane to Ketchson and it had taken off from Seaside Airport, heading to Klamath Falls, in southern Oregon.

It is not yet known why the plane crashed and Federal Aviation Administration along with National Transportation Safety Board investigators are on the scene.