A man arranged to donate his body to a medical school. His mother, carrying out his directive, employed a funeral home to transport the body by ambulance to the medical school. She wished to ride in...

A man arranged to donate his body to a medical school. His mother, carrying out his directive, employed a funeral home to transport the body by ambulance to the medical school. She wished to ride in the vehicle with the body. The funeral home made an error, and the body was shipped by train. The railroad lost the body, and it took three days to trace it. The mother sued the funeral home for damages for mental anguish. Should she recover?