Mr. Mark Williamson

The craft crashed in an apple orchard just over a mile from the runway, killing Mr. Williamson, who had been a private pilot for about 20 years, and passengers Margo Williamson, 53, and Mark Williamson, 18, a recent graduate of Anthony Wayne Local High School.
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Mr. Williamson, who was regional executive vice president for the insurance brokerage firm Brown & Brown, Inc., made the flight to South Dakota to visit his brother, according to Hyatt Brown, chairman, president, and chief executive officer of the company.
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Mr. Williamson took charge of the Midwest offices in 1998 and often used his pilot skills to visit offices everywhere from North Dakota to Indiana, Mr. Brown said yesterday from Florida, where the company is headquartered.
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But Mr. Williamson, who has two other children and a stepson, was hoping to retire soon, Mr. Brown said.
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Mark Williamson was planning to attend the University of Toledo this fall, he said.

The three were on their way back to Toledo Sunday when Mr. Williamson reported engine problems, according to a spokeswoman for the National Transportation Safety Board, which is investigating the crash.

The plane was diverted to the airport near Benton Harbor - about 150 miles northwest of Toledo - but fell just short, leaving a hole in the ground where it first made impact about 1:30 p.m., according to officials at the scene.