A Brooklyn Park couple is receiving growing support from the community after a light aircraft crashed into their home on Saturday, destroying it. Mary Butler and Kenneth Tobacman are living at a hotel after their home burned down following the plane crash, which claimed the life of pilot Terry Dolan, a 63-year-old executive at U.S. Bancorp.

The NTSB has removed the crashed plane from a Brooklyn Park home for investigation, as the community mourns Terry Dolan.

The pilot was the sole fatality and there were no other injuries after a plane crashed through the roof of a Brooklyn Park house on Saturday, officials said in a news conference. One person inside the home was able to escape without injuries. A second resident was not home at the time, Brooklyn Park Fire Chief Shawn Conway said Sunday.

Authorities have officially identified Terry Dolan as the only victim in last weekend’s deadly plane crash into a Brooklyn Park home.

Brooklyn Park fire officials said they don't believe there are any survivors of the plane, and it is unclear at this time how many people were on board.

The pilot perished in the crash, authorities said. Terry Dolan, a U.S. Bancorp executive, is believed to have been on board, a company spokesperson said.

The single-engine turboprop plane that crashed into a house in Brooklyn Park on Saturday could have plummeted to the ground for a couple of reasons, including a structural issue or a medical emergency,

Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity will open a third ReStore in Brooklyn Park this summer. ReStores are home improvement retail outlets that offer donated home furnishings, furniture and building supplies at significantly cheaper rates compared to the original cost.

KARE's Joe McCoy spoke with Mary Butler, who's lived in the house with her husband, Kenneth Tobacman, for around 15 years.