Gary Coleman's Funeral Postponed

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Updated Apr. 25, 2017 9:48AM EDT / Published Jun. 05, 2010 1:12PM EDT

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Gary Coleman’s funeral will not be held this weekend as planned, as feuding among his parents and ex-wife over who had the rights to his body caused the Utah ceremony to be canceled. Sue and Willie Coleman were estranged from their son, who was 42, and are filing an action to win control of his remains. They want their son buried in his hometown, Zion, Illinois, where they live. Shannon Price, Coleman’s ex-wife and the person who told doctors to take the actor off life support, is currently making funeral plans. Though the couple divorced in 2008, Price was legally authorized to make medical decisions for Coleman. A valid will has yet to be unearthed.

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Gary Coleman's Funeral Postponed

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