This is the first picture of a Spanish woman who was one of three generations of a family - all of whom were called Emma - that were killed in last week 's Germanwings disaster . Emma Pardo Vidal , her 12-year-old daughter Emma Solera Pardo , and her mother Emma Vidal Bardan were among 50 Spanish passengers on board flight 9525 to Dusseldorf . They were due to take a connecting flight from the German city to Manchester where another family member was studying English . Tragic : Emma Pardo Vidal ( pictured ) , her 12-year-old daughter Emma Solera Pardo , and her mother Emma Vidal Bardan were among 50 Spanish passengers on board flight 9525 to Dusseldorf . A child , her mother and grandmother were killed in the Germanwings crash . Pictured are flowers laid in memory of the many victims of the disaster at Le Vernet , France . Prosecutors say co-pilot Andreas Lubitz locked the pilot out of the cockpit and aimed the aircraft down in an eight-minute descent until it hit the ground . But all of those on board the flight to Germany were killed after prosecutors say co-pilot Andreas Lubitz locked the pilot out of the cockpit and aimed the aircraft down in an eight-minute descent until it hit the ground . Juan Pardo Yanez - the child 's grandfather and former husband of the eldest Emma - was virtually speechless after returning from a trip for relatives of the 150 crash victims to the crash zone in Seyne-Les-Alpes , France . Investigators were still working in a ravine collecting small pieces of the plane and body parts ahead of a painstaking identification effort . French investigators are continuing to work amongst the debris of the Airbus A320 at the site of the crash , near Seyne-les-Alpes . 'There is nothing that can be done or could be said to me to change the loss of these three so dearly loved ones , ' Pardo Yanez told journalists outside a Barcelona crisis center set up for victims ' relatives . About 400 friends and relatives of the daughter , mother and grandmother gathered for a private Mass at a monastery in Sant Cugat del Valles , choking up as they went inside to commemorate those lost from the family that moved to the community of about 85,000 about a decade ago . The youngest Emma 's father , Juan Ignacio Solera , is the founder and chief executive of iVOOX , a company that makes a popular software application for podcast downloads . Emma went to a Catholic school just a five-minute walk away from the family 's apartment in a cluster of buildings ringed by high brick walls . Her death hit classmates incredibly hard , said principal Maria Reina Montoro , who could only come up with one word to describe how they felt : 'Destroyed . ' While quiet and timid , the youngest Emma was a dedicated tennis player who regularly practiced at a club , said Manu Navas , director of the club 's tennis academy . 'She was n't a player who stood out , but what I would highlight about her was her attitude . She never took no for an answer , ' Navas said of the girl . Pardo Yanez did not say how he would try to help rebuild his life and family now that his ex-wife is gone along with one of his daughters and a granddaughter . But he was sure of one thing : ' I will return with all my children to the site where all of them have died . '
Emma Pardo villa was among 50 Spanish passengers killed on the flight . Her year - old daughter Emma ##ina villa and her mother y Vidal Bardan also died on board Germanwings flight 9525 . They were heading to turkey to catch connecting flight to Manchester . villa 's grandfather tells of his death after visit to crash site in French Alps .