Wendy Adson

When I explained to him that the death benefit of social security, because I assumed that both he and Diane were of the higher income bracket. So when a spouse passes away, you can either draw your Social Security or theirs, whichever is the greater amount of money, but not both. And that seemed as though that was a little out of sorts for Mr. McIver. He didn't quite understand that.

When I explained to him that the death benefit of social security, because I assumed that both he and Diane were of the higher income bracket. So when a spouse passes away, you can either draw your Social Security or theirs, whichever is the greater amount of money, but not both. And that seemed as though that was a little out of sorts for Mr. McIver. He didn't quite understand that.

And then we spoke of money, the charge for our services. And it was, in my opinion, a minimal amount of money in conjunction. But he asked if he had to pay the bill today. And then I inquired, asked to kind of, I don't understand, explain a little bit more. And he expressed to me that he wanted to wait until he opened an estate account to pay the bill that he didn't want to commingle funds.

And then we spoke of money, the charge for our services. And it was, in my opinion, a minimal amount of money in conjunction. But he asked if he had to pay the bill today. And then I inquired, asked to kind of, I don't understand, explain a little bit more. And he expressed to me that he wanted to wait until he opened an estate account to pay the bill that he didn't want to commingle funds.

Diane was with me in a simple box, and we just kind of waited. Then there was a lady who was the sister of another woman who lived in the same residential areas, Mr. McIver. And I guess things, conversations were had about monies not being exchanged. And this particular woman called me to ask me if the invoice had been paid. And I was honest and told her no.

Diane was with me in a simple box, and we just kind of waited. Then there was a lady who was the sister of another woman who lived in the same residential areas, Mr. McIver. And I guess things, conversations were had about monies not being exchanged. And this particular woman called me to ask me if the invoice had been paid. And I was honest and told her no.

And on the 22nd of October, she paid that bill with the understanding that I would never divulge who she was. And I explained to her that I would honor that promise as long as I could until or if in the event that there was an investigation in Fulton County came to me with the subpoena records and then I would have to divulge who she was. She understood that. So that bill was paid on the 22nd.

And on the 22nd of October, she paid that bill with the understanding that I would never divulge who she was. And I explained to her that I would honor that promise as long as I could until or if in the event that there was an investigation in Fulton County came to me with the subpoena records and then I would have to divulge who she was. She understood that. So that bill was paid on the 22nd.

On the 1st of November, I got a letter from Mr. McIver that was dated the 28th day of October, post-Martin 31st, with a check and a handwritten letter stating that he had opened an estate account through a particular bank by the name of Brand Banking. He apologized for the delay, and a check was written for the amount of services incurred.

On the 1st of November, I got a letter from Mr. McIver that was dated the 28th day of October, post-Martin 31st, with a check and a handwritten letter stating that he had opened an estate account through a particular bank by the name of Brand Banking. He apologized for the delay, and a check was written for the amount of services incurred.

I then turned around on the 1st of November, same day, wrote a letter back to Mr. McIver explaining to him that the bill had been paid in full, I was returning his check, and that he of course at any time could come for the cremains. Mr. McIver could never come to an urn he wanted. And then I had referred him to a gentleman that makes custom urns.

I then turned around on the 1st of November, same day, wrote a letter back to Mr. McIver explaining to him that the bill had been paid in full, I was returning his check, and that he of course at any time could come for the cremains. Mr. McIver could never come to an urn he wanted. And then I had referred him to a gentleman that makes custom urns.

maybe he could provide Mr. McIver with what he was looking for. And on the eighth day of November is when Mr. McIver came back to me and took the 10 keepsakes and the residual amount of cremains for Mrs. McIver in a simple box.

maybe he could provide Mr. McIver with what he was looking for. And on the eighth day of November is when Mr. McIver came back to me and took the 10 keepsakes and the residual amount of cremains for Mrs. McIver in a simple box.

I have had people abandon cremains. Over the years that I've done this, some just leave them indefinitely. Of course, we have to keep them. We notify them that they need to come and receive their loved ones into their care. I have, but not in a situation, I guess, like this. And I know that everybody grieves differently. Shock can do different things to people.

I have had people abandon cremains. Over the years that I've done this, some just leave them indefinitely. Of course, we have to keep them. We notify them that they need to come and receive their loved ones into their care. I have, but not in a situation, I guess, like this. And I know that everybody grieves differently. Shock can do different things to people.

And just in my opinion, I don't think that... in a situation like that, that I could leave cremains that low. But then again, everybody is different.

And just in my opinion, I don't think that... in a situation like that, that I could leave cremains that low. But then again, everybody is different.

I asked Miss Johanna where Diane's cremains were. I was just out of curiosity. And she then showed me a picture that Diane's cremains were still in the simple cardboard box in a drawer in what used to be her closet. You had this woman who, from everything I learned, had a passion for life. Jay referred to her as a koala bear or a cobra, that she was very passionate yet aggressive, knew her stuff.

I asked Miss Johanna where Diane's cremains were. I was just out of curiosity. And she then showed me a picture that Diane's cremains were still in the simple cardboard box in a drawer in what used to be her closet. You had this woman who, from everything I learned, had a passion for life. Jay referred to her as a koala bear or a cobra, that she was very passionate yet aggressive, knew her stuff.