Dr. Rick Kalister, with his wife, Betty, left, and daughters Jackie and Nicole, right. A plane crash Sunday in Plainville killed Kalister, his wife, and Nicole. He was the emergency room director at Starr Regional Medical Center in Athens. They were on their way to drop Nicole off for freshman orientation at Northeastern University in Boston.
Aaron Rice, owner of the house at 25 Bridle Path in Plainville, where a plane crashed on Sunday.
The home at 25 Bridle Path in Plainville on Monday. A plane flew into the home late Sunday afternoon, killing the three on board, according to authorities.
Firefighters from multiple towns responded to Bridle Path in Plainville for structure fire caused when a small plane crashed into a house there.
A small plane crashed into a home at 25 Bridle Path in Plainville Sunday evening.
a Plainville firefighter looks over the tail section of the wrecked airplane.
Plainville firefighter Joe Rabuffo holds one of three rescued cats from the house struck by a plane in Plainville Sunday night.
Norfolk County District Attorney Michael Morrissey, Plainville Fire Chief Justin Alexander and Massachusetts Fire Marshal Stephen Coan speak during a press conference Sunday night.
A section of a small plane that crashed into a home at 25 Bridle Path in Plainville Sunday evening sits in the home's backyard.
Fire tore through the home at 25 Bridle Path in Plainville Sunday evening after a small plane crashed into the home.
Posted: Monday, June 29, 2015 11:15 pm
PLAINVILLE — A Tennessee couple and their college-age daughter have tentatively been identified by police as the victims of the Sunday plane crash into a Plainville home.
Plainville police say they believe the pilot of the Beechcraft BE36 plane that crashed was Dr. Joseph Richard Kalister, an emergency room physician; his wife, Betty; and daughter, Nicole, who was 18 or 19. The family lived in Knoxville, Tenn.
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