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SIMPSON FAMILY MORTUARY LICENSE REVOKED - Lasentinel
Saturday, June 10, 2017Department of Consumer Affairs website has not deterred Simpson Family Mortuary from continuing business as the company is referring potential customers to its Long Beach location through radio advertisements.Simpson Mortuary also is licensed in Los Angeles and San Bernardino.The mortuary, under the direction of Curtis Simpson Sr., Derrick Sherrod King and Sonya Latrese Simpson has been levied with numerous complaints from the State Attorney General and most recently in 2013 when the mortuary conducted a service with the wrong remains in the casket.In that case, Simpson Family Mortuary was cited with misrepresentation or fraud, gross negligence, gross incompetence or unprofessional conduct. Calls to Simpson Family Mortuary are forwarded to its Long Beach location.A woman answered the phone and explained that the Inglewood location was under renovation and will be reopened in about six months.Then after a long pause, another woman identified as Ms. Starks said that the company is not doing business in Inglewood that it is “Closed.”Individuals should contact the Department of Consumer Affairs and the Cemetery and Funeral Bureau before proceeding with any business at Simpson family Mortuary.
Monday, January 23, 2017Navy veteran Jerry Wayne Pino died on Dec. 12th in Long Beach, Mississippi. He was 70 years old.We don’t know that much about Jerry. He was born in Baton Rouge and joined the Navy in New Orleans. He was a petty officer third class in Vietnam. That’s the extent of his biography.Click here for a free subscription to Todd’s newsletter – a must-read for Conservatives!No family. No friends. He died alone.Jerry’s body lay unclaimed for several weeks at Riemann Family Funeral Homes.“No one stepped forward,” funeral home worker Cathy Warden told me. “He just didn’t have any family.”Miss Cathy explained the situation to her colleague Eva Boomer and together they decided something must be done to give this veteran a proper send off.“Something had to be done with respect,” Miss Cathy said. “We had to give him what he deserved. Nobody should go alone.”Miss Eva, who is also a veteran, wondered if some of the boys at Long Beach High School might be willing to serve as pallbearers. It was a longshot, though, seeing how most of the students were out...
Monday, January 16, 2017Ricky Harris.The former co-host of "The View" posted video to Periscope on Tuesday expressing her outrage at the fight during the gathering in Long Beach, California. She explained in the video that someone came inside the funeral home and went toward rapper Snoop Dogg. She said Snoop's bodyguard tackled the man "and then it was just a big fight."The videos were reposted by TMZ.Shepherd says in a statement that posting the video was "an impulsive and emotional reaction after what I later learned was a misunderstanding" and that she's "sorry for any distress the video caused."She says she "would never have imagined" TMZ would use the video for a story.
Monday, January 02, 2017ALSOGeorge Michael dies at 53; pop singer was half of duo Wham! before successful solo careerHe created the world's largest American flags and proudly flew them outside his modest Long Beach homeCarrie Fisher is spending Christmas in intensive care, but is in stable condition, mom Debbie Reynolds says The subject of a photo that appeared with an earlier version of this obituary was incorrectly identified as Ed Reinecke. It was Robert Finch, Reinecke's predecessor as California's lieutenant governor. This article passed through the Full-Text RSS service - if this is your content and you're reading it on someone else's site, please read the FAQ at fivefilters.org/content-only/faq.php#publishers.Recommended article: a href="https://theintercept.com/2016/12/29/the-guardians-summary-of-julian-assanges-interview-went-viral-and-was...
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SIMPSON FAMILY MORTUARY LICENSE REVOKED - Lasentinel
Saturday, June 10, 2017Department of Consumer Affairs website has not deterred Simpson Family Mortuary from continuing business as the company is referring potential customers to its Long Beach location through radio advertisements.Simpson Mortuary also is licensed in Los Angeles and San Bernardino.The mortuary, under the direction of Curtis Simpson Sr., Derrick Sherrod King and Sonya Latrese Simpson has been levied with numerous complaints from the State Attorney General and most recently in 2013 when the mortuary conducted a service with the wrong remains in the casket.In that case, Simpson Family Mortuary was cited with misrepresentation or fraud, gross negligence, gross incompetence or unprofessional conduct. Calls to Simpson Family Mortuary are forwarded to its Long Beach location.A woman answered the phone and explained that the Inglewood location was under renovation and will be reopened in about six months.Then after a long pause, another woman identified as Ms. Starks said that the company is not doing business in Inglewood that it is “Closed.”Individuals should contact the Department of Consumer Affairs and the Cemetery and Funeral Bureau before proceeding with any business at Simpson family Mortuary.
Monday, January 23, 2017Navy veteran Jerry Wayne Pino died on Dec. 12th in Long Beach, Mississippi. He was 70 years old.We don’t know that much about Jerry. He was born in Baton Rouge and joined the Navy in New Orleans. He was a petty officer third class in Vietnam. That’s the extent of his biography.Click here for a free subscription to Todd’s newsletter – a must-read for Conservatives!No family. No friends. He died alone.Jerry’s body lay unclaimed for several weeks at Riemann Family Funeral Homes.“No one stepped forward,” funeral home worker Cathy Warden told me. “He just didn’t have any family.”Miss Cathy explained the situation to her colleague Eva Boomer and together they decided something must be done to give this veteran a proper send off.“Something had to be done with respect,” Miss Cathy said. “We had to give him what he deserved. Nobody should go alone.”Miss Eva, who is also a veteran, wondered if some of the boys at Long Beach High School might be willing to serve as pallbearers. It was a longshot, though, seeing how most of the students were out...
Monday, January 16, 2017Ricky Harris.The former co-host of "The View" posted video to Periscope on Tuesday expressing her outrage at the fight during the gathering in Long Beach, California. She explained in the video that someone came inside the funeral home and went toward rapper Snoop Dogg. She said Snoop's bodyguard tackled the man "and then it was just a big fight."The videos were reposted by TMZ.Shepherd says in a statement that posting the video was "an impulsive and emotional reaction after what I later learned was a misunderstanding" and that she's "sorry for any distress the video caused."She says she "would never have imagined" TMZ would use the video for a story.
Monday, January 02, 2017ALSOGeorge Michael dies at 53; pop singer was half of duo Wham! before successful solo careerHe created the world's largest American flags and proudly flew them outside his modest Long Beach homeCarrie Fisher is spending Christmas in intensive care, but is in stable condition, mom Debbie Reynolds says The subject of a photo that appeared with an earlier version of this obituary was incorrectly identified as Ed Reinecke. It was Robert Finch, Reinecke's predecessor as California's lieutenant governor. This article passed through the Full-Text RSS service - if this is your content and you're reading it on someone else's site, please read the FAQ at fivefilters.org/content-only/faq.php#publishers.Recommended article: a href="https://theintercept.com/2016/12/29/the-guardians-summary-of-julian-assanges-interview-went-viral-and-was...
