5-Year-Old Girl Dead After Getting 'Strangled' by Swing Set: 'Sweet Baby Girl'

Aurora Masters was playing in her backyard when the accident occurred, according to authorities

A five-year-old Colorado girl died following a backyard accident involving a swing set, authorities said.

Aurora Masters was playing outside her home in Fort Collins last week when she became entangled in the swing, her great aunt told Fox affiliate KDVR-TV.

“She pulled her little plastic slide over to where her swing was and somehow got caught up in the swing, and the swing strangled her,” Brenda Kennedy said.

Officers with the City of Fort Collins Police Department arrived on the scene and rendered aid before EMS arrived, and the girl was transported to Children’s Hospital Colorado in Aurora, USA Today and KDVR reported.

Police said she received treatment until she died on May 11.

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The child's death an accident and police will not be investigating any further, USA Today reported.

A representative with the City of Fort Collins Police Department did not immediately respond to PEOPLE’s request for a comment.

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Masters’ family made the decision to donate her organs, Kennedy wrote in a message on a GoFundMe page.

“We have also begun to discuss and organize our thoughts for a memorial service and celebration of life,” Kennedy wrote. “The celebration will be for Aurora and her friends to sing, dance and live their best lives! Once that is complete, extra funds will be donated to agencies and/or organizations that help Aurora's memory continue.”

Nineteen family members from Wyoming and Nebraska traveled to Colorado in the wake of Masters’ accident, per KDVR.

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Now, family and friends are left to grieve the joyful “ray of sunshine” who loved to laugh, dress up in costumes and give hugs to babies.

“Thank you all for your continued thoughts, prayers, and shares for our sweet baby girl,” Kennedy wrote in a message on the GoFundMe page, which has raised over $26,000 as of Wednesday, May 15.

She added, referencing the northern lights last weekend: “If you looked up last night, or you look up tonight, you will see our Miss Aurora putting on a beautiful show for you with the borealis.”

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