Litigation
Jun. 7, 2005
Children Sue After Crematory Sells Mom's Body Parts
Eileen Currier's last wish was simple. The 72-year-old woman wanted to be cremated after she died of cancer so that her ashes could be scattered off the coast of Point Loma in San Diego. There, by the old lighthouse, her children, Bradley Currier and Glynnis Hirsch, could go to remember their mother and their father, a sailor whose ashes previously were scattered at sea, Hirsch says.
The 72-year-old woman wanted to be cremated after she died of cancer so that her ashes could be scattered off the coast of Point Loma in San Diego. There, by the old lighthouse, her children, Br...
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