Retired Hollywood Actress Dalyce Curry Dies in Los Angeles Wildfires
The entertainment industry mourns the loss of Dalyce Curry, a beloved retired Hollywood actress known for her roles in iconic films such as “The Blues Brothers,” “The Ten Commandments,” and “Lady Sings the Blues.” Tragically, Curry passed away at the age of 95 in the devastating wildfires that continue to ravage Los Angeles.
Authorities confirmed that Curry’s remains were discovered in her burned-out home in Altadena, California, where she resided.
On the evening of January 7th, Curry was last seen by her great-granddaughter, Dalyce Kelley, who dropped her off at home. The following morning, Kelley attempted to check on her but was unable to access the area due to police barricades.
Despite efforts to locate Curry at the Pasadena Civic Centre, which was serving as a shelter for displaced individuals, she was nowhere to be found. It was not until several days later that officials confirmed the heartbreaking news of her demise at the site of her destroyed residence.
Expressing her grief, Dalyce Kelley shared a heartfelt message on Facebook, honoring her great-grandmother with the hashtag #RIPMOMMADEE. She reminisced about their cherished moments together and described the loss as devastating.
Loree Beamer-Wilkinson, Curry’s granddaughter, fondly remembered her as a vibrant and active individual, emphasizing the difficulty in accepting her advanced age of 95.
Curry’s passing adds to the growing toll of lives claimed by the wildfires in the Los Angeles region, with at least 24 individuals succumbing to the flames.
