The parent company for the Continental airplane that crashed into a Clarence Center home Thursday night has released the names of the crew members who perished aboard the flight.
New York State Police say all 48 people on board Continental Airlines flight #3407 that crashed in Clarence Center and one person on the ground were killed.
A mother and daughter, ages 57 and 22, were treated and released for non-life threatning injuries from Millard Fillmore Suburban Hospital.
Two volunteer firefighters are also being treated for smoke inhalation and minor injuries. They are expected to be released later this morning.
The names of the crew members aboard the flight are identified as:
-Captain Marvin Renslow who appeared on the David Letterman Show last June, after being identified as the drunk pilot who sobered up in an Airport Hotel elevator for over 3 hours, and became a YouTube worldwide hit sensation.
-First Officer Rebecca Shaw
-Flight Attendant Matilda Quintero
-Flight Attendant Donna Prisco - who also survived a gunshot wound in 1998
Captain Joseph Zuffoletto, identified as an off-duty crew member aboard the flight.
