A special church service was held in Dusseldorf’s Catholic Basilika, St. Lambertus on Friday to commemorate and remember the victims of the Germanwings plane crash earlier in the week. <br /><br /> Three generations of Juan Pardo’s family were on board the plane: his wife, daughter and grand daughter.<br /><br /> “The fact is I lost three loved ones, I don’t care if it was an accident or whatever it is,” he told reporters. “I don’t want to know and I’m not interested. I will return with all my children to the place where all of them died.” <br /><br /> Christoph Doerpinghaus, an emergency services grief councillor, said: “If someone has run amok or committed murder suicide, those are more difficult circumstances, so it does get harder to deal with the grief,” explained <br /><br /> Relatives of those killed in the Germanwings air disaster laid flowers at a memorial in a mountain valley close to where the plane crashed.<br /><br /> The stone memorial in France’s Le Vernet region reads: “In memory of the victims of the crash”.<br /><br /> One Spa
