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maxsolomon

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4. Its in Lakeview Cemetery, not a public park

Reply to LisaM (Reply #2)

Wed Aug 16, 2017, 12:25 PM

Aug 2017

I presume that is a on a plot that was purchased outright like any gravesite.

The owners have a decision on their hands that could expose them legally if they break that deed.

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