They opened the door. Richard Speck was a murderer notorious for killing eight student nurses in 1966. ''What`s that dude who played in `Shaft`? She roller-skated in the basement of the family's three-bedroom bungalow. One of eight young nurses killed in a Chicago townhouse on July 14, 1966, by a man who became notorious: Richard Speck. "The mailman would bring them in boxes," he said. Richard Speck attack survivor: 'Somebody up there was hiding me from Tammy Siouchoff remembers life with her fellow students before six of them and two visiting nurseswere murdered in a neighboring townhouse on Chicago's South Side in 1966. Billy loved her tremendously.". It was that door that a student nurse from a neighboring townhouse approached at 12:15 a.m. on July 14, in search of bread for a late-night sandwich. On a June day in 1966, when she was 20, she went to one of his races, and afterward waved goodbye. ''Some of them women`s gotta be nuts. Losing his parking spot as he carted all that food here and there. "Let people know who they were," she said. Repacking it. ''I know it keeps up their morale. Nina Jo Schmale appears in an undated photo. Her father, Charles, was a former Marine who expected as much from his five daughters as he did from his son. Richard Speck - Life in Prison | Life Prison - LiquiSearch In the Davy family, according to Lori, grieving openly for Gloria was considered weakness, especially by her father, the military man. He spent a few days there before traveling to Monmouth, Illinois, where he stayed with some family friends from his early childhood. After it was aired on TV, Wilkening obtained a copy of the video. Rode the hospital shuttle back to the townhouse. Kubasek is 71, Baskys 68. "She wasn't the prom queen or the valedictorian," her brother recalled. She appreciates every day of life and wants to be happy all the time, because life is not long, Martin said she told him recently. I`m not a violent man.''. In the video, Speck also casually admits to the killing of the nurses, describing the strangulations in some detail, and bragging about the strength required to kill someone in this manner. Amurao had arrived the previous day to identify the killer in person, but Speck was not well enough. Her father, who had become a familiar figure on TV, with his cane or in his wheelchair as he protested the possibility of Richard Speck's parole, died in 1990 on Pat's birthday. It hurt to see Nina in her yellow swimsuit he thought back to the Life magazine photo after the murders that showed it hanging on a rod in her bedroom but it also made him glad, glad to be reminded of who his sister was before death defined her. A photo that appeared in Life magazine after the murders shows her sitting with three of her housemates. "A lot of people will be here shortly. 29. John had his own. Martin said he'll never forget a key moment in Atienza's testimony during the trail. What's more, Douglas was aware that any. In the early 1900s, Grace Jordan was a high-ranking surgical nurse at the University of Michigan, and the stories of her accomplishments made Mary Ann think she could be a nurse too. And the mail. He has never discussed it with them in depth or with his sister Marilyn, who has moved away from Chicago. Pamela Wilkening, left, Mary Ann Jordan, right, and Suzanne Farris, second from right, are shown with other student nurses having fun with a South Chicago Community Hospital School of Nursing banner, circa 1966. ''A lot of them send pictures,'' Speck told me. As you all know, in 1988 Richard Speck and Ronzelle Larimore made a video in prison that is half talkshow, half pornography. "It was terrible," Kubasek said, remembering what she saw. So you could say that from the beginning, Richard, Speck's life was stained with violence even after the war was over. Nina Jo Schmale appears in an undated photo. (Farris family). Billy, the spirited boy who rarely spoke more than two words at a time, blurted three: "Mary Ann's dead!". Often after a day of classes at Fenger High School, Pat Matusek walked to Roseland Community Hospital to see her cousin Tommy. Wednesday, July 13, began as an ordinary day. Richard Speck captured the nation's attention during the summer of 1966 after murdering eight female students who lived together on Chicago's South Side. Attorney William J. Martin, 79, talks about Corazon Amurao Atienza, the lone survivor of the Richard Speck murders. As part of their psychiatric rotation, they dealt with mentally disturbed patients. His sister and seven of her fellow student nurses and nurseswere murdered 50years ago in one of Chicagos darkest crimes. The eight nurses killed by Richard Speck on July 14, 1966, in Chicago were, top from left, Gloria Davy, Suzanne Farris, Merlita Gargullo and Mary Ann Jordan. 'Mindhunter': The True Stories Behind The Show's Killers And Profilers There were nine women staying at the townhouse and one by one, Speck tortured and killed the student nurses. And so, shortly after 12:15, Mary Ann and Suzanne climbed the stairs to Suzanne's bedroom. Now, with the 50th anniversary of the massacre by Speck approaching, we are recuing our report on the compelling interview with the sole survivor of this grisly attack. "Did I just see Grandpa on the television?" She has looked at the Facebook page Schmale started as part of the commemoration for the nurses, a place for trading stories and photos, though she doesn't linger. They laughed their way through Catholic elementary school and on through Fenger High, where Pat was on the Titanette pompom squad. If that one girl wouldn`t have spit in my face, they`d all be alive today.''. "She did well with other people in situations that you're not necessarily in control of," Farris said, "which I think is a good skill for nursing.". Would Kubasek help? Nursing school exposed Pam and her classmates to life's wide range of joy and trouble. In 1965 she became president of the Student Nurses Association of Illinois. Mindhunter: 10 Most Chilling Quotes From The Netflix Show - Screen Rant It was the kind of childhood that half a century later people look back on and call simpler, innocent, a time when city kids were raised to be independent and unafraid. And it turned out that it reopened her life.". After she married and had three children, she told her kids that Aunt Gloria had died in a car crash. With whom? Born on December 6, 1941a day before the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor that dragged the US into World War IIRichard Benjamin Speck was born in rural Illinois, the seventh of eight children. Corazon Amurao, center, the nurse who survived the massacre of eight of her fellow student nurses, walks between another nurse and William Ruddel, Bridewell jail superintendent, from Bridewell's Cermak Memorial Hospital after a second visit to the building where Richard Speck was being held on July 19, 1966. If you live your life in hatred and anger, you'll lose more than Gloria. It was Wednesday, July 13, shortly after 11 p.m. Richard Speck was already upstairs. The American student nurses and the exchange nurses never grew close, but from the outset they were friendly. Dr. John Schmale found a box of old slides in his waterlogged basement and opened a flood of memories. Marriage was prohibited for student nurses. No answer. Cook County Assistant States Attorney William Martin, left, watches as witness Corazon Amurao uses a scale model of the townhouse crime scene to detail the murder of eight nurses by Richard Speck, center background, during Specks 1966 trial in Peoria, Ill. Pamela Wilkening, left, Mary Ann Jordan, right, and Suzanne Farris, second from right, are shown with other student nurses having fun with a South Chicago Community Hospital School of Nursing banner, circa 1966. (Schmale family). Suzanne Farris appears as a young girl with a prayer card from her funeral on July 18, 1966. Meanwhile, the women he murdered were relegated to the role of victims, their names largely forgotten except by the people who loved them and cannot forget. "It was almost like he had five boys," said Lori Davy Sivek, who is now 61 and teaches eighth-grade science and technology in a Houston suburb. That is no comfort to the families of his victims. I don`t know why it happened to me. The Farris family lived in a quiet, tree-lined Far South Side neighborhood called Fair Elms. High school nursing club. She displayed uncommon ease with the dying and never balked at the mess that came with tending to the human body. On that Monday, she was taken to a townhouse on East 100th Street rented by her new employer, South Chicago Community Hospital. It was Gloria, 22, calling from the townhouse to say that her fiance had just dropped her off. "It was just awful," Siouchoff said. After his father died, his mother married an abusive alcoholic who savagely abused Speck and his seven siblings. When he left, hours later, taking the money he had stolen, she cowered in her hiding place, terrified, for hours, before finally summoning the courage to seek help. In recent months, John Schmale has tried, with no luck, to find friends and relatives of Tina and Merlita, hoping to connect with them for the 50th anniversary commemoration. Catherine Ceniza Choy, a professor at the University of California at Berkeley, writes about the three exchange nurses extensively in "Empire of Care," her history of Filipino nurses in the United States. A few days before she died, Pam called her mother to say she couldn't come visit that weekend. Videos by Chicago Tribune's Chris Walker. Pat was born in 1945, the year World War II ended, to Joe and Bessie Matusek, both of Czech descent. ''. "She walked within two inches of his forehead and pointed . They're walking home from church, dressed in matching blue coats and hats and black patent leather shoes, each clutching an Easter basket. The Filipina women often ate dinner together at the townhouse kitchen table, sometimes joined by other exchange nurses. Betty Jo, whose married name was Purvis, died in 2015. One victim was also raped prior to her murder. One went into nursing. That day was December 7th, 1941, the attack on Pearl Harbor that pushed the United States into World War Two. God was so nice," she said in an email to Martin. ''Just tell `em to keep up their hatred for me,'' Speck said. She hit her head against a brick wall and suffered a slight concussion. (Chris Walker/Chicago Tribune). Jack Wilkening, brother of Pamela Wilkening, remembers his sister and the days surrounding her 1966 murder along with seven other student nurses and nurseson Chicago'sSouth Side. Martin and Atienza kept in contact as Martin collaborated with author Dennis Breo, updating the book "Crime of the Century," about the Speck murder case. According to news accounts published at the time, Merlita, 23, was quiet, shy, hardworking, efficient, pretty and blessed with a rich singing voice. Two officials at the Consulate General of the Philippines in Chicago, when asked recently about the Filipina nurses, weren't familiar with the crime. From the transcript of Speck's trial: Q: How long did you scream, in a sitting position, with the window open? When Speck realizes he's being played, he. Secretary. One summer night in 1966, when her father, who worked for a steel company, was in Pittsburgh on business, Lori and her two younger sisters crowded into their parents' bed. (Chris J. Walker / Chicago Tribune). Then one day last fall, she found a voicemail from John Schmale. She waved and waited for Pat to go inside. Subscribe. By the time I was 16 or 17 I knew it was nasty and cheap. Amurao had arrived the previous day to identify the killer in person, but Speck was not well enough. (Chris Walker / Chicago Tribune). She was home on the night of July 13, when her brother Phil stopped by. Tina was part of the wave of Filipina exchange nurses who came to the United States in that era to learn new things, make friends and, most of all, to work. She worked part time at a bakery. Who is Corazon Amurao? I stabbed them and I choked them. he said. Start each day with Chicago Tribune editors' top story picks, delivered to your inbox. (Schmale family ). Her brother Phil, who lost both his sister and his fiancee on that July night, died at 64. Its why he wants a 50th anniversary commemoration that reclaims all the womens names, all their lives. Speck laughed. In this interview, Speck confessed to the murders for the first time publicly and said he thought he would get out of prison "between now and the year 2000", at which time he hoped to run his own grocery store business. Cora has gone on to have a life that appears normal. Clicking from slide to slide, Schmale stepped into his sister's vanished world. It was all right. With her salary, she paid tuition for college night classes downtown, after which she commuted home to 111th Street and Avenue E. Eventually she enrolled in nursing school, and though it wasn't a field she had dreamed of as a girl, she had a knack. Bottom row from left are Patricia Matusek, Valentina Pasion, Nina Jo Schmale and Pamela Wilkening. She liked clothes, and since the family didn't have a lot of money, she made her own. No immediate relatives were there. Would she still love water ballet? Nurse. He'll never forget the cards and letters that flooded in from strangers all over the world. The camera also catches the misery on those women's faces. ''I burned that tattoo off with a cigarette. John and Nina grew up on an acre of land near suburban Wheaton, a remnant of the Schmale family farm. Best Known For: In 1966, Richard Speck committed one of the most horrifying mass murders in American history when he brutalized and killed eight student nurses living on Chicago's South Side. On this day, Amurao personally identified Speck as the killer. "Mindhunter" Episode #1.9 (TV Episode 2017) - IMDb Tina, as her family called her, had graduated the year before among the top 10 nursing students in her class at Manila Central University. He watched it once and hurled it into a corner. ''A lot of them women are pretty,'' Speck said. My mother had an appointment for me at Parkland Hospital, the same place where Kennedy ended up dying. Here are the details of the Richard Speck case, explained. Look at her. Her village was small (200 people) and her family was large (eight kids). Merlita was considered quiet, shy, hardworking, efficient, pretty and blessed with a rich singing voice. Lori Davy, center, accepts a nursing school diploma on behalf of her slain sister, Gloria Davy, at a ceremony at McCormick Place in 1966. News item: Richard Speck dies in prison, of a heart attack, the day before his 50th birthday. Had Pat gotten in OK the night before? Only recently, since John Schmale got in touch with her about a 50th anniversary commemoration for the women, has Lori let herself believe that it's OK to remember, OK to cry. The first season of Mindhunter saw Ford interview a number of famous serial killers, including Edmund Kemper (Coed Killer), necrophile Jerry Brudos and mass murderer Richard Speck all of. Her graduation from nursing school was less than a month away, exams were coming up and she needed to stay at her townhouse in the city to study. Phil was also the brother of one of Suzie's classmates, Mary Ann Jordan, who had lived in the townhouse for a while, then moved back home. She was homesick. The image suggests who she was, serious and slightly removed from the fun. Richard Speck Mindhunter: Ford goes too far in interviewing Speck, trying to use inflammatory, sexist language to get the murderer to open up. As they snuggled, the phone rang in the nearby den. Gloria Davy jokes around in the South Side townhouse that was used as a dormitory for student nurses from South Chicago Community Hospital, circa 1966. But she came with a coveted distinction: She had a car, and not just any car, a 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air convertible in pale yellow "Colonial Cream," a gift from her father, who could barely afford it and who himself drove a run-down pickup truck. She climbed out on a window ledge and screamed for help, at which point concerned neighbors summoned the police. What the camera couldn't catch were the girl's thoughts, the confusion she felt at the spectacle of all these other graduates. They could talk about the wedding. She accepted an assignment at South Chicago Community Hospital and landed at O'Hare airport on May 1, 1966. Atienza was the states key witness when Martin prosecuted Speck in the 1967 trial. It was around dawn when she made her way to an upstairs window. Richard Speck was born on December 6, 1941, the day before the attack on Pearl Harbor. In one photo that captures her impish side, she's tucked in bed with a housemate, the covers pulled to her chin, her hair in a shower cap. The Matuseks wanted Pat to be buried in the clothes she would have worn for her upcoming graduation, so on the day after the murders, Pat's sister, Betty Jo, asked Kubasek for a favor. A few days later, 8,000 miles from their native land, Merlita Gargullo and Valentina Pasion were memorialized at a Mass led by Archbishop John Cody. Like others Schmale has contacted, she was wary at first of resurrecting the past, but she has felt some relief in it. Although she declined to be interviewed for this story, she has exchanged emails recently with John Schmale. There was also Billy. "Awful, awful. Years later, when Nina moved into the townhouse where she died, she installed an old "Schmale Rd" street sign in her bedroom. By the time they were in their third year, they had helped deliver babies, treated sick children, watched people die. (Chris Walker / Chicago Tribune) (Chicago Tribune). Stewardess. Lori Davy Sivek remembers her sister Gloria Davy, one of eight student nurses and nurses murdered together 50years ago on Chicago'sSouth Side. In November 1962, Speck married Shirley Malone, and they had a daughter, Bobby Lynn, soon after. Dorothy Schmale died five years after her daughter did, her death hastened by heartbreak. 30 Strange And Bizarre Facts About Richard Speck The next time Lori heard the phone ring, it was morning. So much youth and beauty, so much wit and fun. And did he have any particular feelings about the American people? Together they helped prepare Pat's body for burial, at the funeral home run by Arlene Baskys' dad, next door to Joe Matusek's bar. She knew before she was officially told: Pat was dead. It reinforced his sense of mission and its urgency. The trial lasted just 12 days and, on April 15, 1967, the jury found Speck guilty of all eight murders, after less than an hour's deliberation. When 23-year-old Corazon Amurao opened the front door to Speck's knock, he forced his way in at gunpoint. Kubasek hurried to her car and drove to the townhouse. Student nurses Suzanne Farris, left, and Mary Ann Jordan are shown in their townhouse,circa 1966. During this period he had the words "Born to Raise Hell" tattooed on his arm, a sentiment that wife Shirley had experienced firsthand: She filed for divorce in January 1966. Lori tries to live by her mother's words. They laughed as they sunbathed on the roof between the tavern and the funeral home, watching the people and the cars down on Michigan Avenue, which they called "The Ave.". For a short time he was a carpenter, but soon he was in trouble again: 65-year-old Virgil Harris was viciously raped and robbed in her own home on April 2, 1966, and on April 13 a barmaid in his local tavern, Mary Kay Pierce, was brutally beaten to death. There's no question that Richard Speck lived a very troubled life from an early age. He thinks about the family she might have had, wishes she could have met his two sons and daughter and eight grandchildren. The video's release caused a major scandal within the Illinois Department of Corrections, and was widely cited as justification for the reintroduction of death penalty. "If I send you money, you will be able to fix the house," she said in one. Mary Ann was at the Jordan bungalow on the night of July 13, 1966, when Phil and Suzie stopped by. (Harold Norman / Chicago Tribune). Seeing them together, it's hard not to wonder what Pat would be like at their age. But she still can't stand the smell of roses. Took a nap. Between their second-floor apartments stretched a low, flat roof, and Pat and Arlene often ran across it to tap on each other's windows, looking for a playmate. She loved swimming, ice skating and softball. A. I screamed there for about five minutes and nothing. Despite the horror of what happened, Atienza carries warm memories of her friends, Martin said. (Curtis Thatcher & Assoc.). It was small and nothing fancy: One bathroom and three bedrooms upstairs. Richard Benjamin Speck (December 6, 1941 - December 5, 1991) was an American mass murderer who killed eight student nurses in their South Deering, Chicago, residence via stabbing, strangling, slashing their throats, or a combination of the three on the night of July 13-14, 1966. Merlita grew up on the island of Mindoro where bananas, rice and coconut grow. Like Schmale, she talks about opening the box of her sister's life, and now that it's open she thinks, "Wow, wow, this was my sister. Nursing students were under strict rules during the 1960s, but still they found time for fun. He spent the rest of his life in prison until he died of a heart attack in 1991 at age 49. The body count was so high that he failed to notice that Amurao, who had opened the door for him on his arrival, had managed to hide herself under one of the beds. Gloria Davy was the second of six siblings, born in the same hospital where she eventually studied nursing, raised not far from the townhouse where she died. Being in the world of the older girls felt cool. .css-m6thd4{-webkit-text-decoration:none;text-decoration:none;display:block;margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0;font-family:Gilroy,Helvetica,Arial,Sans-serif;font-size:1.125rem;line-height:1.2;font-weight:bold;color:#323232;text-transform:capitalize;}@media (any-hover: hover){.css-m6thd4:hover{color:link-hover;}}G. Gordon Liddys Wild Career After Watergate. On many of those days she walked home crying, yet it was her afternoons with Tommy that made her think she could be a nurse. She probably wouldn't still wear her hair in a perfect flip. The doctor had just had a dinner break and had seen the front page of a newspaper featuring the killer's face. Teacher. Schmale was a student nurse at South Chicago Community Hospital. Shortly before she died, she wrote a friend about a trip to Wisconsin. . I`m freakish.''. Their father was a cement finisher descended from Germans. After his killing spree in 1966, a manhunt ensued and he was captured two days later. Mary Ann had family responsibilities. In 1978, though, I spent two hours with him at Stateville Prison, having a conversation he later said he wished he hadn`t agreed to. At the door stood a tall stranger with a pockmarked face and a gun. Many people are unaware of the case, which was the first random mass murder of the 20th century. Police, cameras, gawkers were everywhere, and someone said something about "the bodies.". Growing up, Nina pronounced "Nigh-nah" was a good student, well-liked, quiet but with a sense of humor. The police arrived to scenes of carnage, and took Amurao into custody, interviewing her and proceeding with the construction of an Identikit image. "The Nurse Killer" Richard Benjamin Speck - Happy Scribe Slain nurses remembered on 50th anniversary of Richard Speck murders In one of John Schmale's slides, Nina poses wearing nothing but a white towel and her nurse's cap, holding a hypodermic needle and pretending she's about to give one of her housemates a shot. "You know," he said, "older sisters take care of you and I always felt taken care of. "But I come from the place where they make balisong. Pamela Wilkening, left, Mary Ann Jordan, right, and Suzanne Farris, second from right, are shown with other student nurses having fun with a South Chicago Community Hospital School of Nursing banner, circa 1966. The eight nurses killed by Richard Speck on July 14, 1966, in Chicago were, top from left, Gloria Davy, Suzanne Farris, Merlita Gargullo and Mary Ann Jordan. She wanted to make her sister look like her sister, Kubasek said, choking up on the word sister., Student nurses Patricia Matusek, left, and Suzanne Farris, circa 1966. "Always very playful and very compassionate. Speck, a companion and a third man who did the taping did not appear to be fearful of being caught. '', He said that if he were ever paroled, and someone annoyed him, ''I`ll be back in prison. After several minutes, they heard a female voice urging them to come out. Mary Ann was the fourth of the six kids of Philip and Mary Jordan. He told me that he drank moonshine and took barbiturates in his prison cell. "I don't believe this," Schmale said to his wife on that day half a century later, gazing inside the box. Just a few glimpses of the video have been shown (in the A&E) documentary about Richard. She did, however, like her volunteer job at an elder-care facility known as the poor farm, and she made friends with her patients, even brought them Christmas presents. For those girls, and for their families, and for me. They`ll never mess with nobody else.''. Pat lived above Joe Matusek's Club, the tavern her father ran in the 10800 block of South Michigan Avenue. Changing his mind at the last minute, he summoned help, and was taken to Cook County hospital, where, again, his tattoo gave him away, and he was arrested and taken into custody. 1. (Schmale family). It may be difficult for those who weren't alive half a century ago to understand how profoundly Speck's crime shook the city, how far the ripples ran through time and space. Suzie was the kind of girl people might call pretty, perky, popular. I had that put on me when I was 14 or 15. "I don't believe this," Schmale said to his wife on that day half a. By the time he left, around 3:30 a.m., eight women were dead, some stabbed, some strangled, some both. The Untold Truth Of Murderer Richard Speck - Grunge In the spring of 1966, she stepped into an airplane bound for Chicago. When he recalls the terrible summer of 1966, much of what he remembers is conspicuously small. "I'm in," said Gloria, who phoned her mother every night to say she was back and safe. "Life is looking good for Suzie.". He had pried open the screen of a first-floor window, reached inside for the back-door handle and slipped into the house. He was in need of surgery to repair his severed artery, and was watched over by a dozen policemen who were determined to ensure that his days of making lucky escapes were over. But 50 years ago, the murders were perhaps as shocking in the Philippines as they were in Chicago. Amurao, she believes, saved her life. At her father's urging, Lori considered becoming a nurse, but she finally told him that she couldn't, she was just too emotional for the job. By July of 1966, however, Mary Ann, 20, had moved out of the townhouse and back into the family bungalow. I like him. The judge sentenced Speck to death. ''Because any kid can end up to be like me. John and Nina walked together to the one-room Queen Bee schoolhouse, carrying tin lunch pails. The book is a detailed account of the months before the crime and ends with the drama of the trial. Speck was captured two days later when an emergency room doctor at Cook County Hospital thought a patient he was treating for self-inflicted gashes looked familiar. "Pat looks at us and says, 'Oh, for crying out loud!'" No more parole hearings, no more fear that he might be released. Gloria's brother and three of her sisters are still alive. "I think there was somebody up there who was hiding me from him. She promptly planned a trip to the United States, but passport problems twice forced her to postpone. But I ended up in jail before I could keep the appointment.'' William Martin was the lead prosecutor for Speck's trial. There's another kind of sealed box many of them have carried around as well. In 1972, Speck's death sentence was commuted to 50 to 100 years in prison, when the U.S. Supreme Court abolished capital punishment. Pat was 20 on the hot evening of Wednesday, July 13, 1966, when Arlene Kubasek dropped her off at the townhouse, well before curfew, which was 10:30 p.m. except for the two nights a week the women were allowed to stay out until 12:30 a.m. Do you want to come in for coffee? Her childhood resume wasn't flashy. After graduating from Glenbard Township High School in Glen Ellyn in 1959, she worked as a secretary but didnt like it. His leisure tastes? Suzie was lucky. Me, I`m not like Dillinger or anybody else. Parts of the confession were almost certainly bogus; Speck said that he had not killed all eight nurses-that an accomplice, whom Speck later shot to death, had killed one of the nurses, while Speck killed the other seven. (Chicago Tribune historical photo / Chicago Tribune). Pat and Arlene Kubasek could hardly stop laughing on the night, during their high school sophomore year, that they went to the drive-in with four other girls, then sat in the car eating popcorn and rolling their hair on giant curlers. She wanted to do Pat's hair and makeup for the funeral. Atienza, 73, retired about five years ago after many years as a critical care nurse in Washington, D.C. She now spends most of her time with her husband, Alberto, daughter Abigail, son Christian and her six grandchildren.
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