Three kids orphaned after mum dies at Pontins and dad is killed months later
THREE boys, aged just six to 15, have tragically been left orphaned after their mum died at Pontins while their dad was killed just months later.
And the kids were dealt another devastating blow just eight months later when dad Robert Holmes, 36, was killed on his daily exercise cycle around their home town on Good Friday. The family had been on a trip to Pontins holiday camp in Prestatyn, North Wales, last August when Sioned suddenly died after going into cardiac arrest.
And just last week, construction worker Robert was killed when his bike collided with a car near their home in Menai Bridge, North Wales.It said: "Our loving son, Robert Holmes died too soon at 36 years old, in a tragic road accident.
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