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Woman opens wedding chapel to heal herself after spouse dies   Posted2/14/2021 7:00 AM YORKTOWN, Ind. -- Last April, Kelly Brickley and her husband, Richard, were sitting down to dinner, turning on the news to hear about COVID-19, which had recently begun to spread in Indiana. The couple, who had been married for two and a half years, had just closed on a Yorktown home. Richard had been preparing a ham dinner in a slow cooker all day, and was excited to share it, Brickley remembered....

“The next thing I know, he tapped me on my shoulder, and I turned around and said, Richard?′ I thought he was choking,” Brickley said. “He was having a massive heart attack. He died right in my arms.” If you had told Brickley then that she would be living in that new home, without her husband, but with a wedding chapel in her backyard 10 months later, she wouldn’t have believed you. But months after her husband died, Brickley was able to begin healing, with “Brickley’s Little We...