SAN ANTONIO – The bodies of two San Antonio women who died 10 days apart in November were switched by Mission Park Funeral Chapels and Cemeteries, according to separate lawsuits filed by the women’s families. The women are identified as Catalina Cervantes, 85, and Mary Lou Salinas, 88. Attorney Mark Greenwald, who represents the Salinas family, said that cases of this nature are a traumatic experience for families. This attempt to exploit two separate families began when one family misidentified the remains of their mother. AdLater, inconsistencies led us to reach out to the second family for a positive identification.

SAN ANTONIO – In wake of the coronavirus pandemic, Mission Park Funeral Chapels and Cemeteries is offering ‘special funeral services’ for families affected by disease. Mission Park is offering these funeral arrangements for families at its locations:Tele-arrangements will allow families the ability to arrange a funeral service over the phone or with email. In-home arrangements will be available to Mission Park families in San Antonio and surrounding areas. Online streaming will make it possible for family and friends to watch funeral services from the comfort of their own homes. Abbott declares statewide emergency over coronavirus pandemic· Here’s what President Trump’s coronavirus emergency declaration does· What we know: San Antonio tourism hotspots impacted by the coronavirus