FAQs

Your living spouse would become the lot owner.  If your spouse is deceased then living children, grandchildren, and other descendants (heirs) would need to show a Right of Survivorship to determine who controls the unused [...]

The Cemetery District keeps a copy of deeds on file.  If there was never a deed issued, there are owner cards on file.  Our staff should be able to look up your property in our [...]

Yes, you may give written notarized permission for someone to be interred in your burial space or you may quitclaim your burial spaces to anyone. You would be relinquishing ownership of the burial spaces to [...]

Yes, you may quitclaim your burial spaces back to the Cemetery District. The Cemetery District will buy spaces back at the original purchase price.  This often happens when someone decides to move somewhere else, or [...]

Yes, if any unused burial spaces have had no activity for 25 years or longer, the Cemetery District may consider those spaces abandoned. There is a process, regulated by state statute, that the Cemetery District [...]