Loudon family mourns 5-year-old daughter killed in accident

A Loudon family is leaning on their faith after their 5-year-old daughter was killed when she was struck by a car last week.Tim Frye said his family's world was tipped upside down Friday when their 5-year-old daughter, Cora, was killed.He said her little sister is still asking where her best friend is."She asked, 'Where's Cora?'" Frye said. "It took about three times for it to really sink in that her sister was not coming back.">> Download the free WMUR app to get updates on the go <<Cora's life was cut short on Friday after police said she was hit by a car in a tragic accident. She was flown to Boston Children's Hospital, but she succumbed to her injuries.Her father called her a spitfire who loved the color purple and puzzles. He said she was very smart."She was so creative, and there were things that she could see and take conceptually from her mind, even at 5," he said.Cora was the third of five children: Audrey, 9; Marshall, 8; Elsie, 4; and Ivette, 2."We had to, obviously, bring the news that their sister would not be coming home, that their sister is with Christ," Frye said.He said he and his wife, Olivia, find comfort in their faith, in knowing that God must have had some kind of bigger plan."We don't know why she was taken from us, and we're not going to know that answer," Frye said. "But we both believe that there is a greater purpose from this."A GoFundMe has been set up for the Frye family and has raised more than $27,000.