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Collin County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2022-07-18
Type Probate All Other Estate Proceedings
Docket 3 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Laughon, Robert

Docket Entries

  1. Judge's Docket Entry After authorizing cremation, I received an e-mail from Robert Laugnon indicating that UTSA accepted Ms. Casey as a willed body donation, and that cremation will not be necessary. The information in the e-mail is set forth below. Judge Weldon Copeland, After receiving your signed order, UTSW graciously accepted this case as a willed body donation, negating the need for a county funded cremation. The application indicated cremation as the disposition. Please let me know if I need to do anything on this end, indicating that disposition was changed to willed body donation. I apologize for any inconvenience. v/r, Robert Laughon Chief Field Agent Collin County Medical Examiner's Office 700B Wilmeth Rd. McKinney, TX 75069 972-548-3775 972-548-3761 fax
  2. Order Granting Emergency Intervention and Authorizing Cremation of Remains
  3. Judge's Docket Entry After authorizing cremation, I received an e-mail from Robert Laugnon indicating that UTSA accepted Ms. Casey as a willed body donation, and that cremation will not be necessary. The information in the e-mail is set forth below. Judge Weldon Copeland, After receiving your signed order, UTSW graciously accepted this case as a willed body donation, negating the need for a county funded cremation. The application indicated cremation as the disposition. Please let me know if I need to do anything on this end, indicating that disposition was changed to willed body donation. I apologize for any inconvenience. v/r, Robert Laughon Chief Field Agent Collin County Medical Examinerâ??s Office 700B Wilmeth Rd. McKinney, TX 75069 972-548-3775 972-548-3761 fax

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