Is Barbara Ann Kelly's grave really empty? Shocking revelations!

Is Barbara Ann Kelly's grave really empty? Shocking revelations!

Belascoáin, Spanien - The Kelly Family is again in focus after rumors about the grave of her late mother Barbara Ann Kelly. Barbara Ann Kelly died of breast cancer in 1982 at the age of only 36. She left her husband Dan and eight children. Her diagnosis blows out special tragedy, because at the time of the disease she was pregnant with her son Angelo and declined chemotherapy, which ultimately led to her early death less than a year after birth. Joy Kelly, one of her children, remembered the last moments with her mother and the father's desperate attempts to revive her. The funeral took place in Belascoáin, Spain.

Currently the magazine "The New Blatt" reports that Barbara Ann Kelly's grave should be empty. A cemetery register suggests that it may not have been buried in Spain, but in Massachusetts in a family grave. In addition, a Barbara A. Kelly was found in Ohio, who died at the age of 44 in 1982, but it is clear that she is not the mother of the Kelly Family, who was only 36 years old. Experts suspect that their grave is not publicly accessible for reasons of protection against visiting fan.

Patricia Kelly: A personal story

The Kelly Family, which achieved great popularity in the 1980s and 1990s and sold a total of 24 million albums, is not only shaped by the memories of her mother. Patricia Kelly, one of the sisters, also shares a moving story. She lost her mother to cancer at the age of 12 and was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2010, from which she completely recovered. Patricia uses her experience to advertise regular preventive examinations, as they can reduce mortality in breast cancer by up to 90 %.

The challenges of the family

The Kelly Family, which began in 1974 as "Kelly Kids" and gained awareness in 1976 by Busking in Rome, managed to establish itself as a significant music group in Europe. Nevertheless, the family has experienced challenges due to their Irish origin and the associated integration in different countries. Patricia himself lives in West Germany today, has a Russian husband and speaks five languages. However, her connection to Ireland remains very strong because she lived in Killarney for several years and bears the memories of it in her heart.

Patricia also emphasizes how important early detection is in cancer. Due to her public role, she finally achieved the status of an ambassador for regular health checks and for a German Cancer Research Foundation. With her experience and commitment, she shows that the Kelly family has remained a resilient beyond the loss and continues to have a positive impact on society.