ROSEBURG, Ore. --- The cremated remains of more than 20 babies that were found on mortuary shelves in Roseburg will be buried on Sunday in a special ceremony.
KEZI 9 News learned that the remains were discovered by a woman who was searching for the unclaimed remains of veterans who had not received funerals.
A funeral for the 28 veterans whose remains were found in that effort happened earlier this year.
Some of the infants' remains have been on a mortuary shelf for up to 70 years.
Most of the babies are believed to have been stillborn or died within a day of birth.
Carol Hunt, the woman who found the remains, formed a group called Wings of Love to accomplish the burial project.
The remains will be interred at Roseburg Memorial Gardens.
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