Le film de Jean-Marc Vallée, C.R.A.Z.Y., fait de nombreuses fois référence à Patsy Cline : dans le titre bien sûr, mais aussi dans le fait que les hostilités entre le personnage principal et son père s'ouvrent véritablement lorsque celui-ci brise en deux un enregistrement original de la chanson éponyme.

ne of the most tragic events in country music history. Could Cline have sensed that her time on Earth was running short? There are also rare memorabilia from the matriarch’s home that were previously locked away for over five decades. A copy of Cline’s death certificate can be found at FindADeath.com. He was a linotype operator for a local newspaper, The Winchester Star.

So after giving birth to her youngest child, she spontaneously wrote her will on a Delta Airlines stationary. She remembers Cline as a “very much a hands-on mom.”. It was ghastly.

Just a year after they tied the knot, the happy couple welcomed their first child, Julie Symadore Dick.

“She wanted to be there, and even though she loved her work, it was also something that had to be done.

Patsy Cline would go on to become one of music’s most celebrated and respected artists. He was a linotype operator for a local newspaper, The Winchester Star.

The third one will either be a charm or it will kill me.” Perhaps, Patsy felt safer in an airplane because her premonition was about a traffic accident. Dix ans après sa mort, elle est devenue la première chanteuse solo intronisée au Country Music Hall of Fame.

Parmi les nombreux honneurs dont elle a été gratifiée, il faut citer son étoile sur le Hollywood Walk of Fame au 6160 Hollywood Boulevard, mais aussi sa nomination au Country Music Hall of Fame en 1973. Learn more about the country legend's rise to fame before her tragic death. When West was in her own serious car accident in 1991, she, too, asked that the other driver receive treatment ahead of her. The plane had crashed nose down,” he recalls. Patsy Cline’s manager, Randy Hughes, was piloting the small aircraft on March 5, 1963. This only proves Patsy Cline’s children are very determined to keep their mother’s legacy alive. Hensley continued living in Winchester, Virginia, where she raised Julie and Randy for the first couple of years.

“I do understand her position in history and the history of Nashville and country music,” Julie said. La tombe de Patsy est aussi celle de son mari Charles Allen Dick, décédé en 2015. Patsy Cline’s Children, Julie and Randy, were just four and two when they lost their mother to a plane crash in 1963 while flying back home from a show in Kansas City.
She, along with Kitty Wells, was responsible for laying the foundation for other women in the male-dominated country music. Funeral Notices UK reported that Cline flew to Kansas with several other stars in order to perform for a US Forces benefit concert, but tragedy struck on the return flight.

It didn't even make past the Tennesee border before it went down. Cline also left behind two kids – Julie Symadore Fudge (born 1958) and Allen Randolph “Randy” (born 1961). She helped shatter gender barriers in the music industry and pave the way for future female country artists. The singer was previously involved in another accident, though this one was much worse.

It took place on June 14, 1961.