Julianne Frances Kelly

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Julianne Frances Kelly

Birth
Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA
Death
21 Dec 1988 (aged 20)
Lockerbie, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland
Burial
West Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA GPS-Latitude: 42.2967295, Longitude: -71.1726804
Plot
Sect FRJ, Lot 159
Memorial ID
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She was a junior at Syracuse University, studying political science and public relations, when she tragically became one of the 270 people killed in the Pan Am 103 bombing over Lockerbie, Scotland. There is a playground dedicated in her memory at the Riverdale School in Dedham, along with a scholarship given out by Dedham High School.

Gifted Romantic
by Darrell Ames
I must have passed the spot a long time ago, dancing in the darkness.
Her essence finds a voice to answer aloud, this multitalented dreamer.
Every morning, despair lifts its head like a faithful animal, glaring at us.
She never witnessed the entire world, but years for falling night snow.

This Dedham talent is best described by her poetry, singing, and art.
Clouds are white, but they darken with rain in response to a heavy heart.
We remember Julianne for her many talents, interests, and her beauty.
A gifted writer, singer, leader, songwriter, performer, even a romantic.

The principles of tranquility evolved into the likeness of a blast furnace.
We know what she meant when she described the silvery orb of light.
Lost to the gentle interface of seasons and nature, yet perpetually present.
Some things glow without assistance, her passion exists on truth alone.

We pace up and down our structural existence, hoping to understand.
We seek wit for forbearance while love teaches us to seize and let go.
The deep strike divided us, only momentarily, from her loving charm.
Love heals all and frees us from the overwhelming chains of grief.

Let us leap for the zeal of freedom and the chance to choose and keep.
A bright future stolen navigated us through torture and untimely pain.
Refocused gratitude attracts us from despair, a healing self-defense.
We take guard over the pace of deep darkness, healing for her sake.
She was a junior at Syracuse University, studying political science and public relations, when she tragically became one of the 270 people killed in the Pan Am 103 bombing over Lockerbie, Scotland. There is a playground dedicated in her memory at the Riverdale School in Dedham, along with a scholarship given out by Dedham High School.

Gifted Romantic
by Darrell Ames
I must have passed the spot a long time ago, dancing in the darkness.
Her essence finds a voice to answer aloud, this multitalented dreamer.
Every morning, despair lifts its head like a faithful animal, glaring at us.
She never witnessed the entire world, but years for falling night snow.

This Dedham talent is best described by her poetry, singing, and art.
Clouds are white, but they darken with rain in response to a heavy heart.
We remember Julianne for her many talents, interests, and her beauty.
A gifted writer, singer, leader, songwriter, performer, even a romantic.

The principles of tranquility evolved into the likeness of a blast furnace.
We know what she meant when she described the silvery orb of light.
Lost to the gentle interface of seasons and nature, yet perpetually present.
Some things glow without assistance, her passion exists on truth alone.

We pace up and down our structural existence, hoping to understand.
We seek wit for forbearance while love teaches us to seize and let go.
The deep strike divided us, only momentarily, from her loving charm.
Love heals all and frees us from the overwhelming chains of grief.

Let us leap for the zeal of freedom and the chance to choose and keep.
A bright future stolen navigated us through torture and untimely pain.
Refocused gratitude attracts us from despair, a healing self-defense.
We take guard over the pace of deep darkness, healing for her sake.

Gravesite Details

Killed in the terrorist bombing of Pan Am flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland on December 21, 1988.