Wendy Adson

I had a mutual friend by the name of Mr. Jay Grover, who I worked with many years ago in the hospitality business. And that is how... Diane ended up with me.

I had a mutual friend by the name of Mr. Jay Grover, who I worked with many years ago in the hospitality business. And that is how... Diane ended up with me.

I got the call probably, I want to say about 10 o'clock on the 27th. And from a lady who lived or worked with Diane. And she called and stated that they had had a death in the family and we had a mutual friend. She didn't tell me that that was Mr. Grover at the time. And so we kind of went over a couple of pieces of information that I needed, the name of the person who had passed.

I got the call probably, I want to say about 10 o'clock on the 27th. And from a lady who lived or worked with Diane. And she called and stated that they had had a death in the family and we had a mutual friend. She didn't tell me that that was Mr. Grover at the time. And so we kind of went over a couple of pieces of information that I needed, the name of the person who had passed.

And, of course, I never knew. I didn't know Diane. I knew of her. But she gave me the name Landa, Diane McIver, so I wasn't familiar. We started the paperwork exchange, if you will, the things that I needed. And then later on that morning is when I spoke to Mr. Jack Grover about it. And then I put the two together.

And, of course, I never knew. I didn't know Diane. I knew of her. But she gave me the name Landa, Diane McIver, so I wasn't familiar. We started the paperwork exchange, if you will, the things that I needed. And then later on that morning is when I spoke to Mr. Jack Grover about it. And then I put the two together.

Jay always called me Wendy girl. When he would call, he would say Wendy girl. And Jay was always a very happy man. And when he called, he didn't say Wendy girl. He just said, you know, good morning, Wendy. And I knew by the tone of his voice that something wasn't right. And then he expressed to me that Diane had passed.

Jay always called me Wendy girl. When he would call, he would say Wendy girl. And Jay was always a very happy man. And when he called, he didn't say Wendy girl. He just said, you know, good morning, Wendy. And I knew by the tone of his voice that something wasn't right. And then he expressed to me that Diane had passed.

And when he said it, I guess it was under the assumption that I knew exactly who she was. And I was like, I'm sorry, Dad, I don't know who you're referring to. And then he explained the Diane that worked at U.S. Enterprise with him and Mr. Corey. And then I was like, whew. And then we just established that dialogue of the things that would occur.

And when he said it, I guess it was under the assumption that I knew exactly who she was. And I was like, I'm sorry, Dad, I don't know who you're referring to. And then he explained the Diane that worked at U.S. Enterprise with him and Mr. Corey. And then I was like, whew. And then we just established that dialogue of the things that would occur.

Because of the extensive nature of an autopsy, I had to do certain things to make sure that Diane was presentable. And when I began that, I was quite shocked at the Diane looked when she came back to me she was extremely presentable which is not the case most of the time when you come from a county after an autopsy and with that I was shocked and I made a phone call to Mr. Grover and I asked him

Because of the extensive nature of an autopsy, I had to do certain things to make sure that Diane was presentable. And when I began that, I was quite shocked at the Diane looked when she came back to me she was extremely presentable which is not the case most of the time when you come from a county after an autopsy and with that I was shocked and I made a phone call to Mr. Grover and I asked him

if after the county had performed their autopsy, if maybe there was an additional private autopsy performed. And he said no. And he asked why. And I replied with how she looked. She didn't look like anyone I had ever received from Fulton County. And when I say that, I'm not being disrespectful towards Fulton County, but it was not something that was a normal occurrence. She was quite presentable.

if after the county had performed their autopsy, if maybe there was an additional private autopsy performed. And he said no. And he asked why. And I replied with how she looked. She didn't look like anyone I had ever received from Fulton County. And when I say that, I'm not being disrespectful towards Fulton County, but it was not something that was a normal occurrence. She was quite presentable.

Mr. McIver is the one ultimately under Georgia law that had to make the arrangements with me. And because of everything going on, I do this with everybody. I try to make this process as easy as possible. And nobody wants to come back and forth to me. I understand. I tried to call him several times on his mobile as well as his office. It went to voicemail.

Mr. McIver is the one ultimately under Georgia law that had to make the arrangements with me. And because of everything going on, I do this with everybody. I try to make this process as easy as possible. And nobody wants to come back and forth to me. I understand. I tried to call him several times on his mobile as well as his office. It went to voicemail.

Could not tell you verbatim, but the voicemail referred to something as simply that he was out of the office in the state of mourning, leave a message, and he would get back. She was cremated on the 28th day. He came to me when I got the death certificates, which were filed the 30th day of September. I obtained those, I want to say, the fourth day of October. He called me.

Could not tell you verbatim, but the voicemail referred to something as simply that he was out of the office in the state of mourning, leave a message, and he would get back. She was cremated on the 28th day. He came to me when I got the death certificates, which were filed the 30th day of September. I obtained those, I want to say, the fourth day of October. He called me.

He was at Mr. Corey's residence. I told him that the death certificates were ready. He needed 20. An hour later, he came to me. I had the 20 death certificates with me. Mr. McIver wanted 10 small, we refer to them as keepsakes, but miniature urns, if you will. And he had asked for different urns, classic with the Western flair or theme. Well, there was a discussion of monies and social security.

He was at Mr. Corey's residence. I told him that the death certificates were ready. He needed 20. An hour later, he came to me. I had the 20 death certificates with me. Mr. McIver wanted 10 small, we refer to them as keepsakes, but miniature urns, if you will. And he had asked for different urns, classic with the Western flair or theme. Well, there was a discussion of monies and social security.