The memorial for Gary Lisk, 61, had been planned by Rescue Three, a local group which has conducted an extensive private search for Lisk and two others after they did not return Oct. 18 from a fishing trip. Lisk's body was recovered after his boat, called "What's Left," washed ashore Nov. 3 at Cape Canaveral.
Still missing are Neil Eddleman, 47, and his son, Neil Alan Eddleman, 13.
The memorial was canceled after a dispute developed with Lisk family members.
A separate memorial service organized by the Lisk family is scheduled for Saturday at 3 p.m. at Fuller Funeral Home, 1625 Pine Ridge Rd.
Saturday's memorial is open to the public.
At a later time, the family will scatter Lisk's ashes at sea.
"The scattering of the ashes will be a private affair for the family only," said family spokesman Wes DeMott.
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