Davis Mortuary and Crematory give up licenses, agree not to reapply in Colorado

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Brian Cotter, Co-owner at Davis Mortuary and Davis Crematory
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Oct 25, 2025
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On October 17, 2025, Davis Mortuary and Davis Crematory, represented by Brian Cotter, gave up their registrations to operate as a funeral home and crematory in Colorado. The action is considered the same as a revocation of their licenses. According to the agreement, Davis Mortuary, Davis Crematory, and Brian Cotter will not seek any registration or license with the Colorado Office of Funeral and Mortuary Science Services in the future.

Further details are available in the Stipulation and Final Agency Order on the Division’s website.

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