Pictured from left to right: Audie Trinidad, Danna, Kaitlyn, Melissa, Allison WABC

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Update: 4 kids and 1 adult killed in Rt. 1 crash #Delaware @6abc pic.twitter.com/rgbcc5ISBe — Maggie Kent (@MaggieKent6abc) July 7, 2018

TOWNSEND, Del. (WPVI) -- The five members of a New Jersey family who were killed in a multi-vehicle crash on Friday in Townsend, Delaware have been identified.WABC-TV reports the father was 61-year-old Audie Trinidad of Teaneck, N.J. His children were 20-year-old Kaitlyn, 17-year-old Danna and two 13-year-olds, Melissa and Allison.A vigil was held Saturday night to remember the Trinidad family.Trinidad's 53-year-old wife was hospitalized with serious injuries. The husband and wife were properly restrained in the vehicle, police say, but their four daughters were not."To lose four children in a crash... it's just unheard of," Delaware State Police Master Corporal Melissa Jaffe said.The crash happened just before 4 p.m. on Route 1 near Pine Tree Road.Police say a southbound F-350 pickup truck crossed the median and struck a northbound car, causing it to spin out of control.The car came to rest on the median, while the pickup truck continued to travel southbound in the northbound lanes and was hit by the Toyota Sienna minivan carrying the New Jersey family."I feel so bad for this family. I cannot imagine what they are going through," said Jaffe.The driver of the pickup, 44-year-old Alvin S. Hubbard Jr. from East New Market, Maryland, was treated and released from the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Police say it is not yet known if impairment was a factor. A passenger in the truck, a 30-year-old man from Hurlock, Maryland, was also treated and released.The driver of the car, a 24-year-old Brian C. Kern from Bethlehem, Pa., was taken to the hospital where he was treated and released.Northbound Route 1 was shut down in the area of the crash for five hours, but all lanes have since reopened.Police are interviewing all of the survivors as the investigation into this crash continues.There is no word on if charges will be filed.------