Project SASS

Shock and Sorrow in Corpus Christi as Community Mourns the Loss of Radio Host Kelly Ann Mohr Close

Corpus Christi, TX – The sudden passing of beloved radio host Kelly Ann Mohr Close has left the Corpus Christi and Dallas-Fort Worth communities in shock and mourning. Kelly, known for her dynamic presence on "The Pugs & Kelly Show," passed away recently, as confirmed by her longtime co-host and close friend, Pugs Moran.

In an emotional Facebook post, Pugs Moran described Kelly as “brilliant, beautiful, and the best partner anyone could ever ask for.” He fondly reminisced about their years together on the air, comparing their relationship to siblings on a long road trip, full of bickering yet unwavering support. Despite the challenges they faced, their bond remained unbreakable, making Kelly’s passing all the more heartbreaking.

The news of Kelly’s death has resonated deeply within the community, where she was cherished not only as a talented broadcaster but also as a friend and a pillar of support. Her legacy as a radio host who touched countless lives with her voice and presence will undoubtedly endure.

Melody Begin, a close friend of Kelly, expressed her grief on Facebook, writing, "I miss you so much already!!! I can’t wrap my head around the fact that you are gone! My heart hurts so much! I love you, Kel! Always and forever!!! RIP!!!" This sentiment was echoed by many others who took to social media to share their sorrow.

Britney Cuva commented, "Oh no. This makes me so sad," while Kristalyn Pressley and Richard Perales both expressed their shock and disbelief with simple, heartfelt reactions of "What?" and "What?!!!!," respectively. The outpouring of condolences continued, with Anjani Ward Kelm sending "huge hugs and prayers" and describing the loss as "absolutely heartbreaking."

Kelly Ann Mohr Close’s death marks the end of an era for her listeners and colleagues, and she will be deeply missed by all who knew her. Her impact on the airwaves and in the hearts of her community will be remembered for years to come. Rest in peace, Kelly.

— Updated by Mateo Wright in Local

Facebook
Twitter

People Also Read:

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *