Man cremated against wishes after remains mislabeled A funeral home in Kelso, Wash. is being fined $12,500 and placed on probation for one year after a mix-up last October led to one man ending up in another’s casket, and another man being cremated against his wishes. The bodies of 72-year-old Jerry Moon and 97-year-old Robert Petitlerc were not immediately tagged with ID bracelets, leading to an error that caused one’s remains to be mistaken for the other’s. The result? Moon was cremated, and Petitclerc was sent on to another mortuary, where the mistake went undetected until the Moon’s family opened the casket to discover the latter. They said that Moon feared cremation, and had said he wanted to be buried alongside his parents. And while…