No cause reported yet from fire that killed three

This morning and afternoon, Facebook was flooded with well wishes and prayers for Mrs. Louise Cantrell as she starts another day alone after Monday's devastating house fire early Tuesday morning.

A memorial of sorts appeared at the edge of the property under the yellow investigator's tape with small stuffed animals and sentiments.

According to authorities the cause of the fire is still under investigation and details have not been released. The 91-year-old home, in Hope Mills, located on Pecan Drive, had no glass left in the window frames and the roof on the right side of the two-story residence appeared to have been completely destroyed.

After escaping the blaze by jumping out her second story window with her husband, Chief Warrant Office 2 Edward Cantrell, the 37-year-old military spouse ran next door to call for help.

The Special Forces soldier went back in to rescue his two daughters, 6-year-old Isabella and 4-year-old Natalia, but he never made it back out with the children.

Read more about Chief Warrant Officer 2 Cantrell and his military accomplishments.