Christian ministry CEO Alexander Wurm, daughter ID’d as victims in Florida plane crash

The two people killed when a small plane crashed while taking supplies to hurricane-ravaged Jamaica have been identified as a Christian ministry CEO and his daughter.

Alexander Wurm, 53, and his daughter Serena, 22, were killed when the turboprop plane slammed into a residential neighborhood pond near Fort Lauderdale, Florida, soon after take-off Monday morning.

The father-daughter duo were en route to Jamaica to help with the hurricane relief efforts, authorities said.

In a heartfelt tribute, the evangelical Christian church ministry that Wurm founded described him as a selfless devotee who had worked tirelessly to help others.

“Alexander, known for his warmth and unwavering kindness, devoted his life to serving others — both through his actions and by sharing the gospel of Jesus across the globe,” Ignite the Fire said in a social media statement.

“Throughout his life, Alex travelled extensively, reaching various countries and continents, where he tirelessly worked to bring faith, compassion, and support to those in need.”

“Serena, following in her father’s footsteps, was a beacon of empathy and hope, inspiring all with her commitment to humanitarian work. Together, their final journey embodied selflessness and courage, reminding us of the power of service and love,” the church added.

The small Beechcraft King Air plane the pair were on had taken off from the Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport just after 10 a.m., officials said.

Harrowing surveillance video captured the plane crashing just moments later.