The Flight #126 Memorial Cabin was built in 2004 to honour their memory, along with eight red maple trees planted right outside. The first one to the north is planted five degrees west of the north from the centre of the cabin and reflects the plane’s projected flight path. The last one to the south is planted 128 degrees from that point. The final two trees, a red maple and serviceberry, are planted in honour of the pilot and his fiance, who also perished in the crash. For the much loved dogs, a twin dog house sits next to the cabin where they will forever keep a watchful eye over their playground, nature and the outdoors. The cabin is home to memorabilia left by the families of the deceased. The cabin is open to the public during special events and summer months for people to visit.