Tag: Williamson Memorial Funeral Home and Cremation Services

Park Lawn funeral director Pam Stephens goes rogue in the Grant Solomon case, resulting in ethics complaint to Park Lawn Corp.

April 11, 2024 Anglican Watch Leave a comment

Anglican Watch has filed a complaint with Park Lawn Corporation, the current owner of Williamson Memorial Funeral Home and Cremation Services, located in Franklin, TN, over the conduct of previous funeral home owner Pam Stephens in the matter of Grant Solomon. We sent the complaint to corporate CFO Daniel Millett

Tennessee regulators conclude funeral director Pam Stephens acted inappropriately, but fail to take meaningful action against her in Grant Solomon case

January 6, 2024 Anglican Watch Leave a comment

Several months ago, Anglican Watch filed a complaint against Pam Stephens and Williamson Memorial Funeral Home and Cremation Services for what we believe was spectacularly inappropriate behavior towards Angie Solomon following the death of Grant Solomon. State regulators ruled in our favor, but appear to have gone for a slap-on-the-wrist approach to

Hiding evidence makes clear Grace Christian Academy and others may face criminal charges and civil liabiity

October 15, 2023 Anglican Watch 2 comments

In civil litigation, one of the worst things anyone can do is to hide or destroy evidence adverse to their position. That’s the case, even if the issue is just that a reasonable person would expect litigation. It’s even worse if there is a potential criminal case. In the case

Another strange wrinkle in the death of Grant Solomon

October 10, 2023 Anglican Watch Leave a comment

There’s another strange wrinkle in the death of Grant Solomon, and we believe it’s worth sharing. The issue might seem innocuous, even good, but it’s seriously creepy when viewed in context. The issue is that, out of the blue, Grace Chapel allegedly picked up the entire tab for Grant’s funeral, held at Williamson

Walk on Bishop Singh suspended for three years as the Episcopal Church shows a glimmer of integrity: “TEC’S Title IV process is a mess. The intake officer, PB’s designate, and President of the Disciplinary Board ignore many…”

Anglican Watch on Bishop Singh suspended for three years as the Episcopal Church shows a glimmer of integrity: “For sure. In my own case against perjuring priest Bob Malm, Malm engaged in felony behavior repeatedly, Almost two years…”

Colin Ross on Bishop Singh suspended for three years as the Episcopal Church shows a glimmer of integrity: “Is it really integrity when it took them so long to do anything about a single case? I would argue…”

Anglican Watch on Bishop Singh suspended for three years as the Episcopal Church shows a glimmer of integrity: “Here is the relevant section of the canons: CANON 9: Of Agreements Between Bishops Diocesan and Respondents for Discipline Sec.…”

Anglican Watch on Bishop Singh suspended for three years as the Episcopal Church shows a glimmer of integrity: “Thanks very much. Title IV does allow for a negotiated accord at any point in the process. In our experience,…”