Human Interest Mother and Her Twins Found Dead in Car Outside Florida Apartment Complex: They 'Loved Each Other' Andrea Langhorst and her two children, Olivia Dryer and Adam Dryer, inside a car parked outside of an apartment complex in Melbourne, Florida, on Sunday night By Jason Hahn Jason Hahn Jason Hahn is a Human Interest and Sports Reporter for PEOPLE. He's worked at PEOPLE's Los Angeles Bureau as a writer and reporter since 2017 and has interviewed the likes of Kobe Bryant, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Tom Brady. He has a B.A. in English from the University of California, Berkeley, and a Master's degree in Journalism from Columbia University. He previously worked for Complex Magazine in New York City. People Editorial Guidelines Published on March 23, 2022 06:37 PM Share Tweet Pin Email The father of a woman found dead inside a car with her 3-year-old twins says they will be laid to rest together following the tragedy. On Sunday night, police discovered the bodies of 35-year-old Andrea Langhorst and her two children, Olivia Dryer and Adam Dryer, inside a car parked outside of an apartment complex in Melbourne, Florida. While an investigation into the deaths remains active, the Melbourne Police Department said in a statement they do not have reason to believe there's an active or persistent danger to the beachside community. "It's a really difficult time," Andrea's father, Randy Langhorst, tells PEOPLE. "We're just playing the waiting game to get closure on it, to see what exactly happened." Langhorst says the family hopes autopsy and toxicology results from the Brevard County Medical Examiner's Office will give them "closure" into the circumstances of Andrea's and the twins' deaths. The office did not immediately return PEOPLE's request for comment on Wednesday. For now, Langhorst says the only information he has is that investigators believe all three died around the same time. Courtesy: Randy Langhorst 'Most Amazing Mother,' 31, Dies in Long Island House Fire That Severely Burned Her Fiancé and Son "I just know they were in the car in the heat of Florida for a few days," he explains. "We didn't have to identify the bodies, the police were able to do it with the photographs we gave them. I can't imagine myself or my ex-wife having to do that." "Before I speculate anything, I just want to wait until we hear all the authorities have to say about her cause of death, and then our family can be at peace a little more, knowing what happened," Langhorst says. High School Football Star Steps Up for Siblings After Mom Dies of COVID: 'They Deserve the World' In the coming days, the family plans to cremate Andrea and the children together. "That's kind of the way we want to do it," Landhorst explains. "Andrea had been with those kids since they were born, they'd go everywhere with her. " RELATED VIDEO: Mom Hospitalized with Severe Injuries After Most of Her Family Dies in Iowa Tornado Langhorst remembers his daughter — who the family called "Andy," to rhyme with his first name — as a "kind and loving mother," who was full of wit and humor. "I'm going to miss her dearly," he says of the "free-spirited" Andrea. He also says Olivia and Adam were "together all the time and loved each other." "We just have to have faith right now," Langhorst says while holding back tears. "It's the only thing that's going to pull us together because I got a lot of hurting people in my family right now."