The U. Postal Service delivered the ashes, but to the wrong address. Fifty-four-year-old Michael Voorhees' life was cut tragically short by an aggressive form of cancer; it was heartbreaking to all who knew and loved him. Garcia, an emergency room nurse, shared a year-old son with Voorhees. Voorhees died last month in Arizona. His ashes were to be divided and shared among four loved ones.
Garcia and her son, who are in San Jose, were supposed to get their ashes delivered directly from the cremation service via certified mail. Unfortunately, no one answered the door during those attempts. The matter has been escalated to the Inspection Service, who will be making efforts today to assist in the recovery of this package. We deeply regret the inconvenience this has caused. Skip to content.
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