Dalyce Curry, a renowned actress celebrated for her roles in Blues Brothers, Lady Sings the Blues, and The 10 Commandments, has tragically died at the age of 95.
According to TMZ, her remains were discovered in her Altadena home, which was destroyed by the Eaton Fire, a wildfire that devastated areas east of Los Angeles, including Altadena and Pasadena.
The wildfire erupted on Tuesday, January 7, engulfing homes and prompting widespread evacuations. Curry’s granddaughter confirmed the tragic news in a heartfelt Facebook post, revealing that she had last seen her grandmother that same day after dropping her off at her residence.
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When she returned the following day to check on Curry, police barricades prevented her from accessing the area. “An officer informed me that the property had been destroyed,” the granddaughter shared, adding that she was directed to a nearby civic center where displaced residents were taking refuge.
Authorities later confirmed on Sunday, January 12, that Curry had perished inside her home during the wildfire.
Her death is among at least 24 fatalities attributed to the devastating Los Angeles wildfires. Dalyce Curry’s remarkable contributions to the film industry and her legacy will continue to be cherished.
