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Son fighting to get mother's ashes released from executor
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March 12, 2021
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2:13Now PlayingThe family of Phyllis Malcolm, who died last January, want to honour her wish to be buried on Salt Spring Island next to her husband's remains but say the Victoria lawyer who executed her will and has her remains is not responding to their attempts to contact him. Malcolm's son, John, has now filed a complaint against the lawyer with the Law Society of B.C.
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