a petition for san fernando cemetery?
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Take the property address and got the county recorder's office to do the research.  You should be able to find out there if it is in fact private property.  Just because something is open to the public doesn't make it public property.  Besides, trying to gather signatures on at a cemetery were people have come to grieve and bury their dead is rude and disrespectful.
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Google the town they live in along with the word "newspaper".  Maybe you'll  find an online obituary.
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http://www.ourgeorgiahistory.com/search?id=1330
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that's pretty simple. Just ask whoever is in charge at the cemetery. They should know the answer. You could also plant a tree of remembrance in your own yard. My thoughts and prayers are with you in your difficult time.
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You might want to check out http://www.floridanotaryservice.com/\nIt looks like they have the forms online.\n\nHope this helps!
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I'm considering cremation...then I can have my ashes spread over my favorite place. I figure, you soul has alredy gone to where it is supposed to(hopefully heaven)- so, I want my ashes tossed into the valley below my favorite place(lookout point).\nAlso, saves big $$$. One last nice gesture for family and friends.
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I rather imagine you would need to go to\n the City or County Council and get\n permission. You can't just bury people\n because it's your land.
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I would talk with a pastor of the denomination involved. If there's not time for that write out a nice speech acknowledging the persons life, accomplishments, and strong personal points. Let the end of the speech call for the friends and family of the deceased to resolve (this is a resolution) to hold this dear ones memory close and to follow their example in good things just as they followed the example of Jesus. If you want to make it really nice and give people something to keep put the speech down on paper real nice and neat, maybe typed out or something like that, and then make lots of copies. If you can add a photo of the deceased (and remember to put things like the date and location of the church on it) I think people would like it. But check with the pastor before you do this. Hope this helps. :-)
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Ohh.. how about a coffin?
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Try contacting St. Jude's childrens hospital or your local Shriners
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You could try searching their name in local papers to see if there is an obituary listing for them.
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www.petitiononline.com/ChrisD06/petition-sign.html
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The most reliable information will come from local authorities.\n\nHave them contact the local sheriff office and ask if the cemetery can do this.\n\nTen to one they are NOT allowed to do this by state law and the sheriff would be very happy to know that this may be happening.\n\nNasty cemetery, maybe a good idea not to use it again.\n\nGood Luck!\n\nAdded at 4:15 pm PST: \nHave them look at their contract as well and made sure this nasty bit wasn't in there. I am fairly certain that most states have laws against disturbing a burial ground.\n\nThe comment above about contacting the Attorney General was also a good one. Crazy practices like this happen all over the country, it's not isolated. \n\nRead the story at the link below for what happened in Carlsbad, NM - same situation, cemetery owner dug up remains for non-payment.
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Put an ad in the wanted list of the largest newspaper close to Celina, Ohio. You should get some response.
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how about running an ad in the newspaper in that city.   or go to us people search.
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write them a letter and ask them who lives there.
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Who is he?\nContact the local paper in that area and ask the obituaries desk.