It was that latter lesson Ms. Kelley said she was clinging to even as she admitted she faced a “nightmare,” having lost not only her belongings in the inferno, but also her beloved grandma.
3 lessons from survivors as terror, disasters rock our souls
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Curry had other ties to the movie industry, starting after she struck up a friendship with Nellie Crawford, who went by the stage name of Madame Sul-Te-Wan, at a Los Angeles beauty salon in the early 1950s, Kelley says, telling her grandmother's stories as best she can.
Dalyce Curry, 95-year-old grandmother with ties to old Hollywood, among California fire victims
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