Owner of Carlisle crematory to face state questioning today on bodies not refrigerated

Premium Mortuary Services is a Carlisle crematory that had its license revoked earlier this month after a state investigator said the business failed to keep seven deceased human bodies, not yet embalmed, inside a working refrigerator. NICK GRAHAM/STAFF

Premium Mortuary Services is a Carlisle crematory that had its license revoked earlier this month after a state investigator said the business failed to keep seven deceased human bodies, not yet embalmed, inside a working refrigerator. NICK GRAHAM/STAFF
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By Rick McCrabb – Contributing Writer
Aug 10, 2017
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The owner of a Carlisle crematory will answer questions this morning before the Crematory Review Board in Columbus, according to the board president.

RELATED: Carlisle crematory’s license revoked after inspection finds bodies not refrigerated

The board then will make its recommendation at the next Ohio Board of Embalmers and Funeral Directors meeting set for Aug. 23, said Jon Rettig, board president.

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On Aug. 1, Premium Mortuary Services had its license revoked by the Ohio Board of Embalmers and Funeral Directors after it found 15 violations, including that the business failed to keep seven deceased human bodies, not yet embalmed, inside a working refrigerator.

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