It’s the second family this month that has raised concerns over the business.
Jacob Edwards, 30, died in a car crash in Nevada in February 2020. His family said what happened to his body was one of a handful of mishaps they had planning his funeral with the Corey-Kerlin Funeral Homes & Crematory.previously spoke with a family who utilized Corey-Kerlin and said their loved one was accidentally crematedWhen Judy Edwards saw our report, it immediately reminded her of what she said happened to her son.
The family picked Corey-Kerlin because they had used the funeral home previously without any problems. “They were discussing about whether they were going to meet the Edwards body at 7:20 p.m. that evening, and so Mark [Edwards] questioned them — ‘Are you going to be there?’ And they said, ‘Oh yes. Absolutel,’” the mother said.The family said the airline told them they waited an extra hour, in case someone with the funeral home was running late. The family said it was told by Corey-Kerlin that they went and the window to pick up the remains had closed.
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