Funeral services are April 18 at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore for Rodney Todd and his seven children found dead in their Princess Anne home from carbon monoxide poisoning.
The Bennie Smith Funeral Home confirmed funeral arrangements late Wednesday, adding the bodies of Rodney Todd and his children, ages 6 to 16, are scheduled to be transported Thursday to the Eastern Shore funeral service from the Office of the Maryland State Medical Examiner in Baltimore.
Family members whose bodies were discovered April 6 are Todd, 36, and seven of his children — Tybreyia "Bree-Bree," 6; ZhiHeem, 7; Tykeria, 12; Cameron, 13; Tyjuziana, 15; Tynijuzia, 10; and Tyniah, 9.
A viewing is between 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., and funeral services start 1 p.m. at the Ella Fitzgerald Center for the Performing Arts on the UMES campus in Princess Anne.
Owner Bennie Smith said his funeral service is handling arrangements based on donations to cover funerals and burials.
A burial location has not been announced, Smith also said.
