Health commissioner Thomas Farley resigned on Thursday after acknowledging he ordered the remains cremated and disposed. But the city found the remains in a basement office on Friday.

Thirty-six years after Philadelphia police dropped a bomb on the MOVE rowhouse in Cobbs Creek, residents gather on the first official Day of Remembrance.

“Instead of fully identifying those remains and returning them to the family,” Mayor Jim Kenney said in a statement, Thomas Farley “made a decision to cremate and dispose of them.”

The march marked the day police dropped a bomb on a West Philly house in 1985, killing 11 people, and came on the day Philadelphia’s health commissioner resigned over mishandling remains.