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 Williams, 63, was found hanged in his Tiburon, California,
home last week. The "Mrs. Doubtfire" star had been suffering
from severe depression, anxiety and early Parkinson's disease
before his death.
Williams' cremated remains were released on Aug. 12, the day
after his death, according to the document.
Williams' death stunned his former Hollywood colleagues, who
remembered him for his generosity and humble nature.
The actor's madcap comic style launched him to prominence as a
friendly alien in the late 1970s TV series "Mork & Mindy," and
his dramatic versatility also earned him an Oscar for his role
as a fatherly therapist in 1997's "Good Will Hunting."
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 Williams' family has not announced plans for a memorial.
Fellow comedian Billy Crystal will give a tribute to Williams at
the annual television Emmy Awards on Aug. 25.
(Fixes spelling of 'severe' in second paragraph)
(Reporting by Malathi Nayak; Writing by Eric Kelsey; Editing by
Piya Sinha-Roy and Andrew Hay)
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