Can you imagine losing a parent and seven days later losing a child,” Cedarville University president Thomas White said of student Grace Maxwell’s parent.

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Grace Maxwell, a Cedarville University student, was one of the 60 passengers on the American Airlines regional passenger jet that collided mid-air with a U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopter above the Potomac River on Wednesday,

Cedarville, Ohio. (KAKE) — Twenty-year-old Grace Maxwell was one of the 64 people onboard American Airlines flight 5342. She was flying back to her college in Ohio after being in Wichita for a funeral. Her family, friends and college community are devastated to hear of her death.

A junior at Cedarville University who had reportedly just returned to Kansas for her grandfather's funeral is among the 67 feared dead in a plane crash.

A 20-year-old Wichita woman was on American Airlines Flight 5342 when it went down in the Potomac River Wednesday night. All 67 people involved in the crash are feared dead. Grace Maxwell was returning to school after visiting her home in Wichita.