$1,500 · Peaceful and Pleasant Family Burial plots - or cremation plots

If you need a burial plot now, please accept my condolences. I am here to help. I have four burial plots in the beautiful Hatley Park. The plots are all adjacent to each other in the Gethsemane Garden. It's ideal for a family, and they can be used for individuals as well. I have priced the plots very cheaply, so that when the transfer of ownership is paid, you will still be at less than half price. Each of the four full-size burial plots are for one casket AND four cremation urns as well. The plots may be used for any combination of interment: - Urns - with or without casket, or casket, with or without urns. Michelle (member of staff at Hatley Park) has assured me that the interment of urns or casket, can be in any order - and there is no additional charge. For the interment of five, it works out very low cost. Below is my email to an enquirer. Hello, My friend Jim has acquired these burial plots through an inheritance. No one in his family wants to use them - they have their own plans. Basically, I am helping Jim to de-clutter his assets, and these graves are some of his assets. I have actually purchased a grave from Used Victoria myself, so that's how I became involved in this. For my own purchase, there was some discussion and papers to sign for the original owner (all handled by Hatley), and the same for me, as the new owner. When you purchase 'the right to inter' you do not have to designate a burial space to a specific person at the time of purchase. That designation can come later. Also, the 'right to inter' is something that you own - it is 'property', and like all property, it can be sold, lent, used - or left unused, and can also be bequeathed in a will. Hatley Park will confirm what I have written here. Are you interested in acquiring a burial plot/s? As I think about it, one plot for 4x cremated remains (cremains) is actually a fraction of the price that Hatley - or any of the funeral homes, will charge for interment of cremated remains. Cemetery property always comes with a good deal of paperwork, and Hatley were 100% on the ball, when I purchased my burial plot from the previous owner (who is still alive, by the way...) I'm sure I know most of the answers you could ask, and you can confirm with Hatley of course. Do you have a specific question? You are welcome to call me as well. Best regards, Philip Thompson 250-889-7030