"We all react to tragedy differently. At my age, every day is precious," a friend of one of the victims killed from Sunday's deadly helicopter crash said.

The Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences has released the identities of the four people killed in a fiery helicopter crash Sunday in Houston's Second Ward.  The cause of death for Marie Alonson and Dylon and Julio Lerma is listed as "multiple blunt force injuries and thermal burn injuries,

The identities of the victims involved in the Houston helicopter crash were released by the Medical Examiner's Office.

César Lerma is remembered for his humility and passion after perishing in a Houston helicopter crash. The crash occurred during a night tour and is under investigation by the NTSB.

Multiple videos obtained by KPRC 2 show the Robinson R44 chopper slamming into the radio tower. No one survived. The helicopter was flying along at 108 miles an hour, 600 feet above ground according to FlightAware data. The crash killed Lerma, two family members, and the pilot. Their identities have not been released.

Robin Crossland always has her ear to the ground within the aviation community, and when a helicopter crash in an empty field in Houston’s East End killed four people — including a child — it was a reminder of the inherent risks taken in flight.

One of the four victims in Sunday night's fatal helicopter crash in Houston has been identified as Cesar Lerma. Lerma was one of three passengers and the pilot aboard the doomed helicopter that was taking a night tour over downtown Houston when it crashed into a radio tower in the Second Ward and spiraled into a ball of fire before crashing.

One of the victims of the recent fatal helicopter crash has been identified, and the Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences has confirmed the cause of death. One of the victims has been identified as Cesar Lerma,