Cruzan burial ends long right-to-die case journey
Nancy Cruzan, the Missouri woman whose prolonged vegetative state sparked a landmark right-to-die ruling, was buried Friday by family who called her life and death a gift of freedom. Her father said the decision reflected their belief she would not want to live in a coma, and the service featured photos, songs, and reflections on their daughter's life.
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