The family of Johnson & Johnson heiress Casey Johnson has settled on memorial plans as the L.A. County coroner's office continues to investigate the circumstances of her untimely death this week in L.A.'s Westside.

Johnson was to be buried in a private ceremony on the East Coast. A memorial fund has been set up in her name at the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.

Johnson, 30, suffered from diabetes, but it's unclear if it played a role in her death. An autopsy was performed, but officials said the findings were inconclusive. More tests are being performed.

A preliminary investigation by homicide investigators found nothing to suggest that Johnson died of anything other than natural causes. She was found inside her home.


The personal life of Johnson, the daughter of New York Jets owner Woody Johnson and the lesbian girlfriend of reality TV star Tila Tequila, has long been a staple for celebrity gossip sites and tabloids including Page Six, which dubbed the heiress to the Johnson & Johnson empire the "baby-oil heiress."

In December, Casey and Tila were engaged!  Casey gave Tila a HUGE 17 ct. gorgeous ring and the two were seen out and about celebrating in Los Angeles. In a very long, 20 minute bizarre online video posted at M and C, Johnson and Tequila, and her boobs,  announced they were engaged while lying in bed barely dressed. They fondle each other, they snuggle, they show off the rings repeatedly - it's a little  wacky!



But there were signs of strain in Johnson's life in the last few years.