Here’s what Madusa had to say:
“I’m saddened by the death because we really don’t know what is going on in the mind of people,” Miceli said. “They are good on the outside, but on the inside, they are fighting their own demons.
“I’m saddened because of all the losses in our business that have happened so often. It happens too often in almost the same case and reasons.
“When you have someone like Luna that did nothing but live, breathe, sleep, eat and was dedicated as she was to pro wrestling and then just have it yanked underneath her, it’s sad.
“But we all have our own choices. We are totally in control of ourselves, and we make our own destiny. It’s unfortunate that depression or something gets the best of it, and we can’t fight ourselves fast enough before the inevitable happens.”
“When I first met her, I knew she was a unique character, and no one could touch it,” Miceli said. “I thought this woman here has a lifelong job in professional wrestling because we are always going to need characters good, bad, heel, babyface and indifferent. I always thought she was good. She did her part and did it well.
“There were times when I traveled with her, it was unpredictable. But that was Luna. You loved her because you loved her for her. You never knew what you were going to get, but she was very loving and sincere. She has two great children.
“She gave everything and worked hard. When she wasn’t wrestling and she knew she had to make a buck, she was out towing trucks or waitressing or doing something.”
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