Agenda 06-10-10
CEMETERY BOARD AGENDA
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 2010 @ 6:00 P.M.
COMMISSION CHAMBERS, 100 E BOYNTON BEACH BLVD.
BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA
1. CALL TO ORDER
2. ATTENDANCE
3. AGENDA APPROVAL
4. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - March 11,2010
5. RECEIPT OF REVENUE/EXPENSE SHEETS - March & April 2010
6. RECEIPT OF SALES REPORTS - March, April, & May 2010
7. UNFINISHED BUSINESS
A. Parks Division Reports - April & May 2010
B. Reconsideration of prices for crypts at Boynton Beach Mausoleum
C. Proposed Ordinance 10- _ Re: Providing for review of extenuating
circumstances by the Cemetery Board (TABLED ON 3-11-10)
8. NEW BUSINESS
A. Ratify the request by Kevin Hubers for a transfer of Lots 177 A&B, 181-A, 183 A&B
and 184 A&B, Block W, Boynton Beach Memorial Park.
B. Ratify the request by Eve Pereira for a refund of Lots 170 A&B, Block Y, Boynton
Beach Memorial Park, Addition #1 in the amount of $600. (Original purchase price
was $750 less $150 which is 20% for a total of $600.)
C. Ratify the request by Victoria Forsyth for a refund of Crypt F-6, Sunset Building,
Section D, Boynton Beach Mausoleum in the amount of $1,330. (Original purchase
price was $2,660 less 50% for a total of $1,330.)
D. Approve the request of Frances Savage for a transfer of Lots 193 A&B, 165-B and
166-B, Block S, Boynton Beach Memorial Park.
E. Ratify the request of Eugene B. Bunce for the disinurnment of cremated remains of
Eugene Hammond Bunce from Nice H-4, Section N, Devotion Building at Boynton
Beach Mausoleum.
9. OTHER
None
10. FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS
A. City Attorney to review Code section on the Cemetery for the purpose of updating
archaic language, and add definitions.
B. Discuss and make recommendation to the City Commission regarding a transfer fee
for crypts and niches at Boynton Beach Mausoleum. (Tabled)
11. ADJOURNMENT
NOTICE
IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THE CEMETERY BOARD WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING,
HE/SHE WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS AND, FOR SUCH PURPOSE, HE/SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE
PROCEEDING IS MADE, WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. (F.S. 286.0105)
THE CITY SHALL FURNISH APPROPRIATE AUXILIARY AIDS AND SERVICES WHERE NECESSARY TO AFFORD AN INDIVIDUAL WITH A DISABILITY AN EQUAL
OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE IN AND ENJOY THE BENEFITS OF A SERVICE, PROGRAM, OR ACTIVITY CONDUCTED BY THE CITY. PLEASE CONTACT
PAM WELSH, (561) 742-6013 AT LEAST TWENTY-FOUR HOURS PRIOR TO THE PROGRAM OR ACTIVITY IN ORDER FOR THE CITY TO REASONABLY
ACCOMMODATE YOUR REQUEST.
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Kahn, Stephanie
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Monday, June 21, 2010 3:27 PM
Balfe, Tom; Harry "Dale" Hatch; Holzman, Steven; Karilyn Norem Hohner; Krasnoff, Leah;
Orlove, Bill; Prainito, Janet; Rivers, Jody; Rodriguez, Jose
Subject: Minutes of Cemetery Board Meeting of June 10, 2010
Attachments: Minutes 06-10-10.pdf
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Best regards,
Stephanie D. Kahn
Recording Secretary
6/21/2010
Kahn, Stephanie
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CEMETERY REPORT
June, 2010
BOYNTON BEACH MEMORIAL FUND
(CEMETERY TRUST FUND)
SALES THIS CURRENT
MONTH MONTH $$
FROM
10/01/09
TO PRESENT
CUMULATIVE $$
YEAR- TO-DATE
SALE OF LOTS,;,
BBM Park 5 3225 80 $51,250
Sara Simms
On Contract - - 2 $2,250
Mausoleum:
Crypts & Niches - - - -
Refunds - Cemetery - - 6 $2,440
Refunds - Mausoleum - - 2 $1,792.50
Use of Equipment 6 600 82 $8 200
GENERAL FUND:
Openinqs & Closings 11 3,000 103 $41,200
Mausoleum 5 42
Transfer of Deeds 2 - 4 -
Disinterments - - 4 $2,700
Settinq of Markers 4 - 61 -0-*
Mausoleum Vases 3 425 42 $6,075
Urn Vaults 5 625 12 $1,500
TYPE OF SALES:
Resident Reqular 3 59
Resident Cremains - 2
Non-Resident Reqular 1 17
Non-Resident Cremains 1 4
Infant Lots Infant - -
*As of October 1, 2005, the City is no longer charging for marker placement.
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AVAIL LITY BOYNTON BEACH MEMORIAL r 1<
Af'41J SARA SIMMS MEMORIAL GARDENS
AS OF JUNE 30, 2010
ADULT LOTS FOR SALE SOLD AVAILABLE
BLOCK B 219 219 0
C 219 219 0
D 219 219 0
E 219 219 0
F 219 219 0
G 208 208 0
H 44 44 0
I 132 132 0
J 82 82 0
K 87 87 0
M 336 336 0
N 1,357 1,357 0
0 1,346 1,346 0
R 848 848 0
S 1,002 1,002 0
W 380 380 0
(now includes 40 additional
spaces, previously thought to
be too sandv for sale)
Y 416 416 0
TOTALS 7,333 7333 0
(does include the 40 spaces in
"W" noted above)
ADULT LOTS FOR SALE SOLD AVAILABLE
REPLAT
REGULAR 220 220 0
CREMAINS 220 178 42
TOTALS 440 398 42
ADULT LOTS FOR SALE SOLD AVAILABLE
REPLAT 2
REGULAR *278 278 0
CREMAINS 62 2 60
TOTALS 340 280 60
INFANT LOTS FOR SALE SOLD AVAILABLE
BLOCK L 304 303 1
REPLAT L 79 11 68
TOTALS 383 314 69
I GRAND TOTALS I 8,496 I 8,325 I 171
*Adjusted number of lots for sale by 42 due to 3 sections of Replat 2 not being wide enough.
SARA SIMMS MEMORIAL GARDENS
ADULT LOTS 9'X4' 659
INFANT LOTS 6'X4' 150
Prepared: 6/30/10 5:30 PM
Figures as of 6/30/10
212
56
447
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BOYNTON BEACH MEMORIAL t'ARK
BURIAL AND ENTOMBMENT REPORT
To: Janet Prainito, City Clerk
From: Tom Balfe, Parks Manager 1.ti3
XC: Wally Majors, Recreation & Parks Director
Jody Rivers, Parks Superintendent
Dwight Saulter, Crew Supervisor
File
Date: APRIL 1, 2010
SUBJECT: End of the Month Report-MARCH, 2010
--------------------.----------------------------.-----------------------------------------------
Attached is a listing for all burials and entombments for the City's
cemeteries for the months of June, July & August, 2010. All names in
red are weekend funerals.
Mausoleum Entombments ------------ 5
Ground Full Body Burials -------------- 10
Ground Cremains ----------------------
Total Funerals---------------------------- 15
DisentombmentlDisinterment --------
Disi n u rn ment -----------------------------
Please let me know if you need additional information.
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BURIAL AND ENTOMBMENT REPORT
To: Janet Prainito, City Clerk
From: Tom Balfe, Parks Manager-ftB
XC: Wally Majors, Recreation & Parks Director
Jody Rivers, Parks Superintendent
Dwight Saulter, Crew Supervisor
File
Date: September 3, 2010
SUBJECT: End of the Month Report-JUNE, JULY, AUGUST, 2010
Attached is a listing for all burials and entombments for the City's
cemeteries for the months of June, July & August, 2010. All names in
red are weekend funerals.
Mausoleum Entombments ------------ 15
Ground Full Body Burials -------------- 17
Ground Cremains ----------------------- 10
Total Funerals---------------------------- 42
DisentombmentlDisinterment -------- 1
Disi n u rn ment ------------------------------
Please let me know if you need additional information.
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, AMENDING
CHAPTER 6. CEMETERIES, SECTION 6-18 TRANSFER
OF LOTS, BY ADDING SUBSECTION (C), PROVIDING
FOR REVIEW OF EXTENUATING CIRCUMSTANCES
BY THE CEMETERY BOARD; PROVIDING FOR
CONFLICTS, SEVERABILITY, CODIFICATION AND AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
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14 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF
15 THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, THAT:
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Section 1.
The foregoing "Whereas" clauses are true and correct and incorporated
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CEMETERY BOARD
AGENDA ITEMS
. PROPOSED ORDINANCE 10- Providing for review of
extenuating circumstances by the Cemetery Board
Below are listed some of the issues that we encountered. We contacted Legal to assist with
answers to our questions
1. In November 2008, a question arose regarding a family member being interred in
one of two lots, both of which were purchased by a married couple (the parents)
who are now both deceased. Before the mother died, permission was given for a
family member to be buried in one of the lots. The lots, however, were not left to
anyone in the Will. It was clear the intention was for the recently deceased party
to be buried next to the deceased father.
In this instance, it was determined a probate order was needed. There was discussion staff
would not know this. In light of the proposed Ordinance, the responsibility for those decisions
would be shifted to the Cemetery Board.
2. In February 2009, a question arose regarding Power of Attorney of an individual
wanting to sign an Affidavit of Lost Cemetery Deed on behalf of her father.
The outcome of this instance was legal counsel approved the power of attorney as acceptable.
Ms. Prainito explained she felt this item needed to be decided on by the attorney as it was
known some Powers of Attorney were limited and that Power of Attorney was only in effect
during the person's lifetime. It was noted the request only pertained to a refund.
The Board discussed there are times when the individual with Power of Attorney makes
arrangements for others and in those instances a copy of the document is put in the folder. The
purpose of the document was to give a specified individual the authority to make arrangements
on another's behalf because they are unable to do so on their own. As long as Power of
Attorney is given, it would be sufficient.
3. In February 2010, an inquiry arose about placing an individual's mother's
cremains in her father's crypt. The father was not embalmed. The mother had
remarried and the second husband was alive. There were two siblings, and the
Certificate of Ownership was in the deceased father's name. It did not show urn
privileges. The individual inquiring stated the mother purchased the crypt when
the father passed away in 1996; however, a contract was unable to be found
showing who signed it. The questions were whether this was permissible, what
documentation was needed and what fees were involved.
In this instance if a single crypt was sold, the urn would not fit next to a single casket and legal
staff advised it would not be permissible. Mr. Balfe explained the only way to place the urn
there was to either put it in the casket, or if ia small cube urn, similar to those used for shipping,
was used, it might fit in the corner contingent on the shape of the casket. There would be an
opening and closing fee. The Board had adopted an opening and closing fee for the
mausoleum, but it was put on hold due to issues occurring with the prior mausoleum operator.
The discussion was the fee was intended to be all inclusive (fees for opening and closings, the
tray, inscriptions etc.) but they were not broken down.
The cemetery opening and closing fees were $400 during the week and $500 on weekends,
provided the funeral party left the cemetery by 3:00 p.m. It was discussed it was not as much
work to open a crypt and half the amount charged at the Cemetery would be appropriate. There
was agreement this fee would be put on the next agenda.
The transfer fee for a Cemetery deed was $25 and there was agreement the transfer fee for the
mausoleum should be the same. Establishing a fee before and after a date certain was
discussed with the City Attorney, but because of the issue at hand a fee was not charged or
established for this instance. There was agreement this item would be put on the next agenda.
4. In March 2009, an inquiry was made by a family member regarding the
disinurnment of their father. The grandson was the executor of a Will which
specified all was to be divided between the son and daughter. There was no estate
to be probated. The death of the mother prompted the disinurnment request so
the father and mother could be placed in another location together. The son
disowned the family years ago, but not the daughter. The question pertained to
who was required to sign the authorization of the disinurnment.
With cremations, all next of kin were supposed to sign the form so that no one can could come
back and contest the disinurnment. Ms. Hohner explained in situations where there are
estranged family members, it was noted a funeral home was covered if they made an attempt to
locate someone - even if the effort was unsuccessful. Cremation could not be reversed, but a
crypt could always be opened and the remains removed. It was not a permanent action.
In some instances the family puts it in writing for the funeral home. In other instances, all of the
siblings were required to sign their approval, but in two instances the outcomes were different
and all signatures were not required.
The Ordinance spoke to the transfer of lots, "Special circumstances" and the authority of the
Cemetery Board to make determinations. There was discussion what prompted the Ordinance
and Ms. Prainito agreed to obtain further information and bring it back to the Board. It was
unknown when the Ordinance would be put on the Commission agenda, or if it was sent for
feedback or as an FYI.
Mr. Balfe thought the procedure should go through the City Attorney's office. When
circumstances involved a family member that was estranged, there would be no way for the
Board to know whether it should be approved or not. The Board was going out on a limb making
decisions under unusual circumstances. If each circumstance was presented to the attorney
and they determined if certain criteria was met it should go to the Board, that would be different.
Ms. Prainito agreed to obtain a copy of the entire Ordinance.
Ms. Hohner expressed for her personally, she was comfortable with making most of the
determinations. If the staff found something questionable, they could go to the Board. It was,
however, thought that the Cemetery staff should not be making those decisions. It was also
noted one of the incidents referenced held up the burial and another was denied.
5. A crypt was purchased by a family member when her mother passed but the
Certificate of Ownership was made out in the name of the deceased party. The
issue arose because the daughter wanted to place half her son's cremains with
her mother, and the other half with her son's wife. The questions were whether an
urn would fit next to a casket in the crypt, and whether charges would apply since
urn privileges were not purchased.
In this instance, the Board discussed they had to follow the rules of the Cemetery whether it
allowed for it. The requesting party was the daughter, but it was questioned whether the
deceased would have allowed it because her name was on the crypt. Moreso, If in the future
the son's wife wanted the ashes back, she would be the legal next of kin to the ashes which
would require the daughter's permission to open the crypt to remove him. The concern was not
putting the son in, it was taking him out and ensuring the wife was agreeable with the provision.
If that intention was put in writing, it could be permissible.
The Certificate of Ownership listed urn privileges but it did not name who the privilege was for.
It was also noted this individual called a Cemetery Board member indicating she paid the former
mausoleum operator $1,000 and was told that he would take care of everything. The question
was, what was he would taking care of? It was known the former operator did provide a copy of
the contract to City Hall. The other issue was the Certificate of Ownership was in the mother's
name, and she had to show the City proof that she paid for it. Further dialogue questioned
whether the woman paid $1,000 to receive a copy of the contract. The woman also spoke with
legal staff and was asked about stopping payment on the check. Legal staff advised the
individual she spoke with and sent the $1,000 to was not the operator of the mausoleum.
The decision was made to change the Certificate of Ownership over to the woman, once they
had a copy of the contract. Once the original Certificate of Ownership was received, staff would
issue a new Certificate of Ownership in the new name. It appeared to the Board member who
was contacted by the individual that the former mausoleum operator would ensure the son's
ashes would be placed in the crypt and he would have the son's name inscribed on the crypt
front. Mr. Balfe explained this was not the first instance he encountered of this nature.
Discussion followed again that the City does not have a transfer fee in place. In the original
situation, legal advised in order fulfill her request, a new certificate had to be issued. Years ago,
when a Certificate of Ownership request was received, it was always requested the certificate
be made in the deceased's name. That action caused problems. Legally, only the owner of the
crypt could make the decision of who would be placed in the crypt, but they are now deceased.
In this one situation staff was directed how to proceed, but in order to start transferring
ownership, the transfer fee was needed. It was also suggested adding a line to future contracts
listing the individuals who could be placed there.
During the March meeting, we discussed some of the issues and Kari said she would not have a
problem making the decisions that were required in these cases. On the other hand, the
remaining members had some reservations, feeling uncomfortable having to make decisions
that appeared to be legal determinations.
The issue was tabled so that the entire Code language could be provided to the board.
. D. Opening & closing fees for the Boynton Beach Mausoleum
The board established fees at the Mausoleum as follows:
. for Disentombments of casketed remains for anytime @ $500
. for disinurnment from the Mausoleum @ $400
What needs to be established is the opening & closing fee for an opening that is in addition to
that which is paid for at the time of purchase. This fee needs to be established since we have
gotten requests for inurnments.
Mr. Balfe's recommendation of a fee of $250 for opening & closing on weekdays and weekends
is a reasonable suggestion. We should establish a motion as follows:
Move to recommend to the City Commission the establishment of
an opening &. closing fee of $250 for weekdays and weekends for
the Boynton Beach Mausoleum. This fee would apply for any
opening &. closing not covered under the original purchase price of
the crypt or niche.
. E. Transfer Fee at Boynton Beach Mausoleum
On 6/22, I sent an e-mail to the City Attorney asking if we could move forward with the
establishment of a transfer fee for the Mausoleum considering pending litigation.
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I (We), the undersigned, do hereby submit the deed to Cemetery lots, more particularly described as:
LOT(S)
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I (We) respectfully request a refund of the purchase price less 20% which we understand is the established
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PURCHASE PRICE: $ 7 5 0 . 00
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AMOUNT TO BE REFUNDED: ~A.J $ 600 00
Signature: ,L i~ ~~~ature:
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Date: J u 1 y 5 2010
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aforesaid to take acknowledgements, personally appeared f'Q s-.e f t-, -1 p. 't Yl'1 ~,.} -1- ~ tJ 6i
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executed the foregoing instrument that he/she acknowledged before me that he/she executed the same; that the individual
was personally known to me or provided the following proof of
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i RETURN CHECK TO DEPT.
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
DIRECT PAYMENT REQUISITION
Please lssue a check in the amount $600.00
TO : Joseph Tramontana
4948 Eaglewood Rd.
Boynton Beach, FL. 33436
FOR: Refund for Cemetery Plot 470-A, Block S, Boynton Memorial Park
(Adele P. Ortiz Trust)
Requested By: City Clerk's Office
Date: August 17,2010
Approvals:
Kurt Bressner
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City Manager
The City of Boynton Beach
City Clerk's Office
100 E BOYNTON BEACH BLVD
BOYNTON BEACH FL 33435
(561) 742-6060
FAX: (561) 742-6090
e-mail: prainitoj@cLboynton-beachJ!.us
www.boynton-beach.org
September 1, 2010
Joseph Tramontana
4948 Eag lewood Rd.
Boynton Beach, FI. 33436
Dear Mr. Tramontana:
Enclosed please find Check #199460 in the amount of $600.00 from the City of Boynton
Beach. This is in response to your refund request regarding Adele P. Ortiz Trust for
Cemetery Lot 470-A, Block S, at Boynton Beach Memorial Park.
If I can be of any additional service, please let me know.
Very truly yours,
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
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C_~net M. Prainito, MMC
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part, of the County of Palm B h, State of Florida, doth hereby gran argain, sell, and convey to the said
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following described lot or parcel of n said City and County, to-wit:
according to the plat or plan of sai metery on file in the office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court in and fI t County of Palm Beach.
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assigns, forever, with the sole and exclusive ght of burying th ead therein, subject, however, at all times to
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CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
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ese Presenr!.s, That the City of Boynton Beach, F
organized under and by'i;..tue of the laws of the State of Florida, havin . s principal place of business in
the County of Palm Beach a~,said State, party of the first part, in cons' ration of One Thousand Dollars
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which is hereby aCknoWled~~, to have been paid by Nelson L. ~t1milia E. Bauta, party of the second
part, of the County of Palm Bea6~~State of Florida, doth hereby i~t, bargain, sell, and convey to the said
party/parties of the second part, hi~d/or her heirs or assigns "'~bject to the conditions herein set forth).
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the following described lot or parcel of land in M .. al etery, in said City and County, to-wit:
Lot Number
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emetery on file in the office of the
0" the County of Palm Beach.
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TO HA VE AND TO HOLD the s~: nt e said p~ /parties of the second part, his and/or her heirs
of assigns, forever, with the Wle and\;. ive right of bu~ying the dead therein, subject. however. at all
times to all rules, regulations aJ?~ by-I' of said City or of ~e Board of Governors of said cemetery. now
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existing or that may here~""b' pted relating to the go~nment or management of said cemetery
(which are to be considered as ins.. orated herein) and any law ol:\laws of the State of Florida which may
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affect the same. Where the tit .if,-'~ any lot is vested in more than ~\. person, the signature of anyone of
the grantees named in the d of conveyance, heirs or assigns, to an a lication for burial permit shall be
according to the plat or
Clerk of the Circuit C
full and sufficient authori 0 said City for the Issuance of such permit an' Howing the burial to be made
in accordance therewjt1l1.
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f Boynton Beach does hereby covenant with the said party/pat:;' s of the second part,
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all encu ~ances and that the said city has good right to sell and convey the same to the sai party/parties
cond part, in the manner and for the purposes aforesaid, and will warrant and defend t
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en 6y'11ie$e Presents, That the City of Boynton Beach, Florida, municipal corpora-
tion organize ,.Vrder,!\Og. by vjrtu,e of the laW~:9ttb,e State ofJ<h?rid~, havi g its principaL place of
ounty of Palm Beach of said State, party of the firs part, in consideration of
e~en t- f-i ve <Dollars, which is-hereby ackn~ledged t? have been paid
W. weet, party of the second part, of the COUll' of Palm Bea~__.__._
. , Stat of Florida., ., dothhereby;6-ant;.- bargain, sell and convey to
heirs or assign' (subJect to,the: conditions herein set
MUNICIPAL CEMETERY
City of Boynton Beach
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Six Hundred
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313 B.
Lot numbered 314 A &.
. ~__ according to the plat or
plan of said cemetery: on file ,in
Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for the
County; df p,iilm Beach.
TO HAVE AND TO HOLDthesamelinto t ;said pan y . of the'secb~dpatt, his , '~heirs of
assigns, forever, with the sole and exclusiv ri t of burying the dead therein, subject, however, at
all times to all rules, regulations and b)j laws 0 said City Of of the Board of Governors of said
cemetery, now existing or that m
management of said cemetery (whic are to be consi red as incorporated herein) and any law or
laws of the State of Florida whic may affect the sam Where the title to any lot is vested in
more than one person, the signat re of anyone of the gra ees named in the deed of conveyance,
City for the issuance of such rmit and allowing the burial to 0\ made in accordance therewith.
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full and sufficient authOIity to said
heirs or assigns, to an applica on for burial permit shall
of the second
And the said City of Boyn n Beach does hereby covenant with the
part, his heirs a d assigns, that said City is lawfully seized in, eesimpleof the aforemen-
tioned premises and of he ways leading to the same from the highway; hat the granted premises
are free from all ene brances and that the said city has good light to sell nd convey the same to
of the second part, in the manner and for the purpos
d the same unto the said part L- of the second part, his heirs and assigns,
forever.
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MUNICIPAL CEMETERY -s~""O I\shlL'/ .
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
LOT DEED
en by These Presents, ThattheCityofBoyntonB ch,Florida,amunlcipal
corporation organ ed under and by virtue of the laws of the State of Florida, ving its principal place of
business in the Count of Palm Beach of said State, party of the first part, in co sideration ofTen Dollars and
considerations, which is hereby acknowledged 0 have been paid by Boynton
Memorial Chapel, party 0 he second part, ofthe County of Palm Beac State of Florida, doth hereby grant,
bargain, sell, and convey to th aid party/parties of the second part, hi and/or her heirs or assigns (subject to
the conditions herein set forth), t following described lot or parc of land in Municipal Cemetery, in said
City and County, to-wit:
according to the plat or plan of said cemetery
the County of Palm Beach.
314-B, BLOCK N
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same unto the sa'
rty/parties of the second part, his and/or her heiirs of
assigns, forever, with the sole and exclusive righ ofbu 'ng the dead therein, subjt~ct, however, at all times to
all rules, regulations and by-laws of said City
that may hereafter be adopted relating to th government or anagement of said cemetery (which are to be
considered as incorporated herein) and a law or laws of the tate of Florida which may affect the same.
Where the title to any lot is vested in mo e than one person, the sig ture of anyone of the grantees named in
the deed of conveyance, heirs or ass"gns, to an application for bu 'al permit shall be full and sufficient
burial to be made in accordance
authority to said City for the Issua
therewith.
And the said City of Boynton each does hereby covenant with the said party/p rties of the second part, his
and/or her heirs and assigns, hat said City is lawfully seized in fee simple ofthe afo ementioned premises and
of the ways leading to the ame from the highway; that the granted premises are free om all encumbrances
and that the said city ha good right to sell and convey the same to the said party/parties fthe second part, in
the manner and for th purposes aforesaid, and will warrant and defend the same unto the s
the second part, his nd/or her heirs and assigns forever.
IN Wl'rNESS WHEREOF the said Cllv ofBovnton Beach, il Jl1ulm:ipal corporation.. has caused these presenv'
to be signed by its Mayor, attested by its Clerk, and sealed with its corporate seal, 11m nlld day 01 Iy&',
CITY ()F BOYNTON BEACI I
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COUNTY OF PALM BEACH
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STATE OF FLORIDA
Before me personally appeared Jose Rodri
Beach, Florida, a municipal corporation, and ac owl edged tha e executed the foregoing conveyance as and
for the deed of said city, and in his capacity as fore me also appeared Janet M. Prainito,
to me well known as the City Clerk of said lty and acknowledged t at she attested, in her capacity, as City
NOTARY PUBLIC-STATE OF FLORIDA
,""'"'''''' Catherine Cherry-Guberman
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hat she affixed the corporate seal of
Clerk, the execution of the foregoing del'
said corporation thereto.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the laws of Florida to takt.~
acknowledgements of deeds, have reunto set my hand and affixed my seal t Boynton Beach, Florida, the
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City of Boynton Beacll
LOT DEED
it!? 'Qrqest 1flrtiitntn, That the City of Boynton Beach, Flo . a, a municipal corpora-
tion organized un
and by virtue of the laws of t ~e State of Florida, ving its p-rincipal place of
of Palm Beach of said State, party of the irst part, in consideration of
ty~_fi:v.e._ Dollars, which is hereby cknowledged to have been paid
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s (subjeet to the conditions herein set
nicipal Cemetery, in said City and Co un-
ty, to-wit:
Lot
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Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for the
County of Palm Beach.
sai parLy--_ of the second part, __nL't heirs or
with the sole and exclusive right of burying
he rules, regulations and by-laws of said
id cemetery, now xisting or that may hereafter be adopt-
agement of said ceme 'y (which are to be considered as in-
laws of the State of Florid which may affect the same. Where
more than one person, the sign ure of anyone of the grantees
named in the deed of convey nce, heirs 01' assigns, to an applicatio for burial permit shall be full
and sufficient authority t said City for the issuance of such permit d allowing the burial to be
of Boynton Beach does hereby covenant with the said rLy__ of the second
part, __h:!'~ __h . s and assigns, that said City is lawfully seized in fee simp
tioned premise and of the ways leading_ to the same from the highway; that the 'anted premises
all encumbrances and that the said city has good right to sell and cO! ey the same
to the f,ai part-Y__ of the second part, in the manner and for the purposes aforesa
unto the said parL_y_ of the second part, _ms_ heirs an
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City Clerk's Office
100 E BOYNTON BEACH 6LVC
BOYNTON BEACH FL 33435
(561) 742-6060
FAX: (561) 742-6090
e-mail: prainitoj@cl.boynton-beach.f1.us
www.boynton-beach.org
TRANSFER OF DEED
CEMETERY BOARD
cm CLERK'S OFFICE
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA 33435
We, the undersigned, do hereby submit the deed to cemetE~ry lots more particularly descrIbed as:
lot(s) 3 (4 1\.. ~ r Block 1\/ . Boynton Beach Memorial Park
We respectfully request approval to transfer ownerShip of above described lots to:
Name(s) ':5 E r< ~ 'i W ( fA S H v;) OR TH
Address '2 '7 H EA -rH (;1'<, Co \J c:: t:J ~ ( V C S 0 <oj '11-1
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The transfer fee of $25.00 per lot is to be paid by:
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Signature
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State of ;::-/;A'-'/04-
County of t5?1"t/- ..8~ c...(
The foregoing Instrument was aCknowledged before me thi~, ,.2.:) /'''J day of JU ~/ , 2010,
by ,-~n~/h ~'r (l, ;t/.t..ee,;>? , who is personal! known to me r who has produced
as identification and who dlCr did not) take an oath.
(Notary Seal)
"'.';....,, GLADYS lU"'""'ES
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!..: ~'Ji,'l ,..~ MY COMMISSION # DD 652823
~.~~~ff EXPIRES: July 19, 2011
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Notary Public Signature'~~ ~~
Print N~me ,6/,?J47S l'Y)AC;;;e5
My Commission Expires:
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viTY OF BOYNTON BEACH
(561) 742.6063
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INVOICE
26609
TO: BOYNTON MEMORIAL CHAPEL
800 W. BOYNTON BEACH BLVD.
BOYNTON BEACH, FL 33426-3641
INVOICE DATE
DUE DATE
7/27/10
8/26/10
CUSTOMER/TYPE #
5/631
QUANTITY DESCRIPTION PRICE TOTAL
1. 00 TRANSFERS 50.00 50.00
transfer lots 314 A & B,
Block N to Jerry W. Ashworth
I TOTAL DUE: $50.00
PLEASE DETACH THIS PORTION AND RETURN WITH YOUR PAYMENT.
REMIT TO
CUSTOMER NAME
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
ATTN: CITY CLERK
PO BOX 310
BOYNTON BEACH FL 33425
BOYNTON MEMORIAL CHAPEL
OpeT': BROWHR
CUSTOMER/TYPE NUMBER
5/631
INVOICE DATE
7/27/10
INVOICE NUMBER
26609
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The City of Boynton Beach
City Clerk's Office
100 E BOYNTON BEACH BLVD
BOYNTON BEACH FL 33435
(561) 742-6060
FAX: (561) 742-6090
e-mail: prainitoj@cI.boynton-beach.f1.us
www.boynton-beach.org
TRANSFER OF DEED
CEMETERY BOARD
CITY CLERK'S OFFICE
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA 33435
We, the u~~n~ do hereby submit the deed to cemetery lots more particularly descrIbed as:
lot(s) .~ l 'I A r fJ , Block N , Boynton Beach Memorial Park
We respectfully request approval to transfer ownerShip of above described lots to:
Name(s) B 0 'f N 'To IV ;vi 1:,.,1 o~ I i3 L. C H Ii f3 € L
Address
City & State
Telephone
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The transfer fee of $25.00 per lot. /:7.
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Signature . . /{/.
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Print Name
State of -%! 0 IL / ~
County of A 1',...., e/1 e-/,
The fo egoing instrument was aCknl?wledged before me this~day of ~;o.J-e 12010,
by h- M#;V6!J WA- /VB .sw~.er-, who is personally known to me or who has r?roduced
<...s3~,t?- 'J.;j 9 -~6 - "';qc/~Das identification and who did (did not) take an oath.
Notary Public Sjgnatur~ ~ h-4<.-rt-~
Print Name ~ / -1 .<:JL./ S /1'71'1 L7~;Vf? $'
(Notary Seal)
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€-:t'1s:..~*\ /vf'( COMMISSION # DO 652823
~~~~ EXPIRES: July 19,2011
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INVOICE
26458
TO: BOYNTON MEMORIAL CHAPEL
800 W. BOYNTON BEACH BLVD.
BOYNTON BEACH, FL 33426-3641
INVOICE DATE
DUE DATE
6/22/10
7/22/10
CUSTOMER/TYPE #
5/631
QUANTITY DESCRIPTION PRICE TOTAL
1. 00 TRANSFERS 75.00 75.00
LOTS 313-B, 314-A & 314-B
BLOCK N TRANSFERRED FROM RAYMOND Vi. SWEET TO
BOYNTON MEMORIAL CHAPEL
I TOTAL DUE: $75.00
PLEASE DETACH THIS PORTION AND RETURN WITH YOUR PAYMENT.
REMIT TO
CUSTOMER NAME
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
ATTN: CITY CLERK
PO BOX 310
BOYNTON BEACH FL 33425
BOYNTON MEMORIAL CHAPEL
CUSTOMER/TYPE NUMBER
5/631
INVOICE DATE
6/22/10
INVOICE NUMBER
26458
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The City of Boynton Beach
City Clerk's Office
100 E BOYNTON BEACH BLVD
BOYNTON BEACH FL 33435
(561) 742-6060
FAX: (561) 742-6090
e-mail: prainitoj@ci.boynton-beach.fl.us
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CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
100 E BOYNTON BEACH BLVD.
BOYNTON BEACH FL 33435
I (We), the undersigned, do hereby submit the deed to Cemetery lots, more particularly described as:
LOT(S) 93 Ad 8 . BLOCK L0
, BOYNTON BEACH MEMORIAL PARK ADOmON #1
I (We) respectfully request a refund of the purchase price less 20% which we understand is the established
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CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
DIRECT PAYMENT REQUISITION
Please issue a check in the amount $800.00
TO: Nelson & Emilia E. Bauta
4773 Storkwood Pl., Unit B
Boynton Beach, FL. 33436
FOR: Refund for Cemetery Plots 93 A & B, Block W, Boynton Memorial Park
Requested By: City Clerk's Office
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Finance Dept.
Barry Atwood
City Manager
Kurt Bressner
Date: August 19,2010
FUND DEPT BASIC ELE OBJ AMOUNT
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100 E BOYNTON BEACH BLVD
BOYNTON BEACH FL 33435
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FAX: (561) 74Z.6090
e-mail: pralnltoj@cl.boynton-beach.fl.us
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TRANSFER OF DEED
CEMETERY BOARD
CITY CLERK'S OFFICE
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA 33435
We, the undersigned, do hereby submit the deed to cemetery lots more particularly described as:
Lot(s) 75.
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, Boynton Beach Memorial Park
We respectfully request approval to transfer ownership of above described lots to:
Name(s) Robert Brooks Kelly
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7409 74th vlay
City&State West Palm Beach, FL 33407
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vlTY OF BOYNTON BEACH
(561) 742-6063
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INVOICE
26616
TO: ROBERT KELLY
7409 74TH WAY
WEST PALM BEACH, FL 33407
INVOICE DATE
DUE DATE
7/28/10
8/27/10
CUSTOMER/TYPE #
5923/6132
QUANTITY DESCRIPTION PRICE TOTAL
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1. 00 TRANSFERS 25.00 25.00
Transfer lot 75, Block F
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I TOTAL DUE: $25.00
PLEASE DETACH THIS PORTION AND RETURN WITH YOUR PAYMENT.
REMIT TO
CUSTOMER NAME
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH
ATTN: CITY CLERK
PO BOX 310
BOYNTON BEACH FL 33425
KELLY, ROBERT
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CUSTOMER/TYPE NUMBER
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INVOICE DATE
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INVOICE NUMBER
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DURABLE POWER OF ATTORNEiY
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For
ROBERT KELLY
I, ROBERT KELL V, of 6180 Common Circle, Number. 9-106, West Palm
Beach, Florida 33417 hereby appoint my son, ROBERT BROOKS' KELLY, to serve as
my agent ("Agent") and to exercise the powers set forth below. If said agent is unable
or unwilling to act as my agent, then I appoint the following as my s!ucc~ssor agent(s) in
the order named below:
First Successor Aaent:
SUZANNE BOOHER, (my daughte~), ~hO I resides at
3011 10Sth Street East, Number 4,1 Palmefo, Florida
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subsequent disability; incapacity or incompetence except as proVide4 by itatite.
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- Immediately upon the date of execution, and shall terminate UPl1 n lY dif.. ability,
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I hereby revoke all powers of attorney, general or limited, preVjiou~ly g~anted by
me, except for powers granted by me on forms provided by financial 'nsti~utiors granting
the right to write checks on, deposit funds to and withdraw funds frol1j1 aCrou~ts to which
I am a signatory or granting access to a safe deposit, and except to ary pp wefs granted
by me for health care decision. I
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My Agent is authorized in my Age~t's s~le and absolute discreti01 at lany 1 ti~e, with
respect to any of my property, real (including homestead property or rny !.other Interest),
personal, intangible and mixed, as follows: i I
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(1) To sell any property that I may own now or in the future, inclupingl but Inot limited
to contingent and expectant interests, marital rights and any rig~ts 9f s~rvivorship
incident to joint tenancy or tenancy by the entirety, upon such terrps, conqitions and
security as my Agent shall deem appropriate and to grant options with r~speFt to sales
thereof, to make such disposition of the proceeds of such sales as my Agent shall deem
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appropriate disposition, use, safekeeping or insuring of any such property; to buy United
States Government bonds redeemable at par in payment of the federal estate tax
imposed at my death; to borrow money for the purposes described herein and to secure
such borrowings in such manner as my Agent shall deem appropriate; to use any credit
card held in my name to make such purchases and to sign such charg~ slips as may be
necessary to use such credit cards; to repay from any funds belonging to me any money
borrowed and to pay for any purchases made or cash advanced u~ing' credit cards
issued to me;
(3) To invest and reinvest all or any part of my property in any prop~rty qr interests in
property, wherever located, including without being limited to securities pf all kinds, bond,
debentures, notes (secured or unsecured), stocks of corporations regardless of class,
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interests in limited partnerships, real estate or any interest in real estatr whether or not
productive at the time of investment, commodities contracts of ~II kirds, interests in
trusts, investments trusts, whether of the open or closed fund type~, an~ participation in
common, collective or pooled trust funds or annuity contracts witHout Ibeing limited by
any statute or rule of law concerning investments by fiduciaries; to, selll (including short
sales) and terminate any investments whether made by me or my I Ag~nt; to establish,
utilize and terminate savings and money market accounts with fina'lciallinstitutions of all
kinds; to establish, utilize and terminate accounts (including margin! accounts) with
securities brokers; to establish, utilize and terminate managing agenc~ accounts with
corporate fiduciaries; to employ, compensate and terminate the services! of financial and
investment advisors and consultants;
(4) With respect to real property (inclUding but not limited to any real property I may
hereafter acquire or receive and my personal residence) to lease, sl~bl~ase,1 release; to
eject, remove and relieve tenants or other persons from, and recov~r Ppss~ssion of by
all lawful means; to accept real property as a gift or as security for a,loao; to collect, sue
for, receive and receipt for rents and profits and to conserve, inves, or utilize any such
rents, profits and receipts for the purposes described in this paragraph; to do any act of
management and conservation, to pay, compromise, or to contest tax a~sessments and
to apply for refunds in connections therewith; to employ laborers; to !subdivide, develop,
dedicate to public use without consideration, or dedicate easements over; to maintain,
protect, repair, preserve, insure, build upon, demolish, alter or improve! all or any part
thereof; to obtain or vacate plats and adjust boundaries; to adjust differen~es in valuation
on exchange or partition by giving or receiving consideration; to release or partially
release real property from a lien; to sell and to buy real property; to mort~age or convey
by deed of trust or otherwise encumber any real property now or here~ftef owned by me,
whether acquired by me or for me by my Agent; :
(5) ~ith respect to personal property; to lease, suble~se, and ~el~~se;to recover
possession of by all lawful means; to collect, sue for, receive and receipt for rents and
profits therefrom; to maintain, protect, repair, preserve, insure, alter or improve all or any
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part thereof; to sell and to buy the same or other personal property; to mqrtgage, pledge
or grant other security interests in any personal property or intangibles now or hereafter
owned by me, whether acquired by me or for me by my Agent; I
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(6) To exercise all rights with respect to corporate securities which I nqw own or may
hereafter acquire, including the right to sell, grant security interests in, ~nd to buy the
same or different securities; to make such payments as my Agent deems necessary,
appropriate, incidental or convenient to the owning and holding of sucrl securities; to
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receive, retain, expend for my benefit, invest and reinvest or makesucm disposition of as
my Agent shall deem appropriate all additional securities, cash or property (including the
proceeds from the sales of my securities) to which I may be or become entitled to by
reason of my ownership of any securities; to vote at all meetings of security holders,
regular or special; to lend money to any corporation in which I hold any shares and to
guarantee or endorse loans made to such corporation by third parties;
(7) To apply for, demand, arbitrate, settle, sue for, collect, receive, deposit, expend
for my benefit, reinvest or make such other appropriate disposition of as my Agent
deems appropriate, all cash, rights to the payment of cash, property (real, personal,
intangible or mixed), debts, dues rights, accounts, legacies,. bequests, devises,
dividends, annuities, rights or benefits to which I am now or may in the future become
entitled, regardless of the identity of the individual or public or private entity involved,
including but not limited to benefits payable to or for my benefit by any governmental
agency or body (such as Supplemental Social Security (SSI), Medicaid, Medicare, and
Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), and for the purposes of i rec~iving social
security benefits, my Agent is hereby appointed my "Representative. pa*ee";: to utilize all
lawful means and methods to recover such assets or rights, qualify m. e ~or s~ch benefits
and claim such benefits on my behalf, and to compromise claims and $rant discharges
in regard to the matters described herein; to make such compro'l1ises, releases,
settlements and discharges with respect thereto as my Agent shall deem apRropriate;
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(8) To create and to contribute to any employee benefit plan for my benefit; to select
any payment option under any IRA or employee benefit plan in which I am a participant
or to change options I have selected; to make voluntary contributions to su~h plans; to
make "roll-overs" of plan benefits into other retirement plans; to apply Ifor and receive
payments and benefits; to waive rights given to non-employee spo!Jse~ un<;ier state or
federal law; to borrow money and purchase assets therefrom and sell af.se* thereto, if
authorized by any such plans; to make and change beneficiary design~tionr' including
revocable or irrevocable designations; to consent or waive consen, in ron~ection with
the designation of beneficiaries and the selection of joint and survivor ~nn4ities under
any employee benefit plan; , I i
(9) To establish accounts of all kinds, including checking and savinbs, lor me with
financial institutions of any kind, including but not limited to banks and t~rift Institutions;
to modify, terminate, make deposits to, write checks on, make withdra.. w~lf fro~, or grant
security interests in, all accounts in my name with respect to which I a~ an ,authorized
signatory, whether or not any such account was established by me orl for ime by my
Agent; to negotiate, endorse or transfer any checks or other instruments with I respect to
~ny. s~ch accounts; to contract for any services rendered by any; bar' kg,.. r financial
institution; !
(10) To contract with any institution for the maintenance of a safe;-de~osit !box in my
name; to have access to all safe-deposit boxes in my name or with respect to which I am
authorized signatory, whether or not the contract for such safe-deposit 1 box was
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executed by me (either alone or jointly with others) or by my Agent in my nam~; to add to
and remove from the contents of any such safe-deposit box and to iterl11inate any
contracts for such boxes; :
(11) To institute, supervise, prosecute. defend, intervene in, abandon; cOmpromise.
arbitrate, settle, dismiss, and appeal from any and all legal, equitable, judicial or
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administrative hearings, actions, suits, proceedings, attachments, arrests or distresses,
involving me in any way, including but not limited to claims by or against me arising out
of property damages or personal injuries suffered by or caused by me or under such
circumstances that the loss resulting therefrom will or may be imposed on me and
otherwise engage in litigation involving me, my property or any interest lof mine, including
any property or interest of person for which or whom I have or may have any
responsibility;
(12) To borrow money from any lender for my account upon suc~ terms and
conditions as my Agent shall deem appropriate and to secure such porrowing by the
granting of security interests in any property or interests in property w~jch I may now or
hereafter own; to borrow money upon any life insurance policies owne~ by me upon my
life for any purpose and to grant a security interest in such polic~ to secure any such
loans (including the assignment and delivery of nay such policies' as security); and no
insurance company shall be under any obligation whatsoever to determine the need for
such loan or the applications of the proceeds by my Agent;
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(13) To execute a revocable trust agreement with trustee(s) as my Agent shall select
which trust shall provide that all income and prinCipal shall be paid Ito me, to some
person for my benefit or applied for my benefit in such amounts as I or my Agent shall
request or as the trustee(s) shall determine, and that on my death any rermaining income
and principal shall be paid to my personal representative, and thpt t~e trust may be
revoked or amended by me or my Agent at any time, provided; however, that any
amendment by my Agent must be such that bylaw or under the p~ovisions of this
instrument such amendment could have been included in the original tru~t agreement; to
deliver and convey any or all of my assets to the trustee(s) thereof;! to ~dd ~ny or all of
my assets to such a trust already in existence at the time of the creation of this
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instrument or created by me or my Agent at any time thereafter; anp my Ag~:mt may be
sole trustee or one of several trustees; and to execute such instruments, Idocuments and
papers to effect the transfers described herein as my be nec~ssa~, ~ppropriate,
incidental or convenient; to make such transfers absolutely in fee sitPle: or for my
lifetime only with the remainder or reversion (of the property so transferr d) r~maining in
me so that such property will be disposed of at my death by my will or y the intestacy
laws of the state in which I shall die a resident. 1 ~ j
(14) To withdraw or receive the income or corpus of any trust over whih I r~ay have a
right of receipt or withdrawal; to request and receive the income or par us qf any trust
with respect to which the trustee thereof has the discretionary p~weri to make
distributions to or on my behalf, and to execute and deliver to such In;J.. ste are., ceipt and
release or similar document for the income or corpus so received; to exe cise (in whole
or in part), release or let lapse any power of appointment held by me, whe her general or
special, or any power of amendment or revocation under any trust (incl~ding any trust
with respect to which I may exercise any such power only with the ~on~ent pf another
person, even if my Agent is such other person), whether or not s ch i power of
appointment was created by me, subject however, to any restrictions upon suc~ exercise
imposed upon my Agent and set forth in other provisions of this instrumentf :
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(15) To purchase, maintain, surrender, collect or cancel (a) life insuranc+ or .
annuities of any kind on my life or the life of anyone n whom I have an insurable interest;
(b) liability insurance protecting me and my estate against third party q1ain1s; (c) hospital
insurance, medical insurance, Medicare Supplemental insurance, custodial care
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insurance, and disability income insurance for me or any of my dependents; and (d)
casualty insurance insuring assets of mine against loss or damage due to fire, theft, or
other commonly ensured risk; to pay all insurance premiums, to select any options under
such policies, to increase, or decrease coverage under any such pOlicy, to borrow
against any such policy, to pursue all insurance claims on my behalf, tq adjust insurance
losses, and the foregoing powers shall apply to private and public plans, including but
not limited to Medicare, Medicaid, SSI and Workers' Compensation. 1
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(16) To represent me in all tax matters; to prepare, sign, and file federal, state, or
local income, gift and other tax returns of all kinds, including, where appropriate, joint
returns, claims for refunds, requests for extensions of time to file returns qr pay taxes,
extensions and waivers of applicable periods of limitation, protests 'and petitions to
administrative agencies or courts, including the tax court, regarding tax matters, and any
and all other tax related documents, including but not limited to consents and
agreements under Section 2032A of the Internal Revenue Codt;3 or any successor
section thereto and consents to split gifts, closing agreements, and any power of
attorney form required by the Internal Revenue Service or any stat~ or local taxing
authority; to pay taxes due, collect and make such disposition of refun~s as my Agent
shall deem appropriate, post bonds, receive confidential information and contest
deficiencies determined by the Internal Revenue Service or any ~tate or local taxing
authority; to exercise any elections I may have under federal, statE1 or local tax law; to
allocate any generation-skipping tax exemptions to which I am entitl~d, and generally to
represent me or obtain professional representation for me in all tax matters and
proceedings of all kinds and for all periods before all officers of the Internal Revenue
Service or any state or local taxing authority and in all courts; to engage, compensate
and discharge attorneys, accountants and other tax and financial, advisors and
consultants to represent or assist me in connection with all tax ma~ters invplving or in
any way related to me or any property in which I have or may hav~ an. interest or
responsibility; !
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ARTICLE II
My agent is authorized in my Agent's sole and absolute discre~ion ~t any time to
exercise the authority described below relating to maters involvill9 t~e control and
management of my person, and my health and medical care. In exercisi~g th~ authority
granted to my Agent herein, I first direct my Agent to try to discuss with Il]e th~ specifics
of any proposed decision regarding the control and management o( my! per~on or my
health and medical care if I am able to communicate in anymarnner; however
rudimentary. My agent is further instructed that if I am unable to giv~ a~ informed
consent to medical treatment and my agent cannot determine the treatmellt choice I
would want made under the circumstances, my Agent shall give. or ~ithrold such
consent for me based upon any treatment choices that I may previously h~ve rxpressed
on the subject while competent, whether under this instrument or otherwis~. If my Agent
cannot determine the treatment choice I would want made under the circumstances,
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be in my best interests. Accordingly, my Agent is authorized as follows: . I
(1) To request, receive and review any information, verbal or written, regar~ing my
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and to execute any releases or other documents that may be required in order to obtain
such information, and to disclose or deny such information to such persons,
organizations, firms or corporations as my Agent shall deem appropria~e;
(2) To employ and discharge medical personnel including physiciafls, psychiatrists,
dentists, nurses, and therapists as my Agent shall deem necessary for my physical,
mental and emotional well-being, and to pay them (or cause them to be, paid) reasonable
compensation for their services.
(3) To give or withhold consent to any medical procedures, tests or treatments,
including surgery; to arrange for my hospitalization, convalescent care, ihospice or home
care; to summon paramedics or other emergency medical personnel and seek
emergency treatment for me, as my Agent shall deem appropriate; and under
circumstances in which my Agent determines that certain medical procedures, tests or
treatments are no longer of any benefit to me or where the benefits are outweighed by
the burdens imposed, to revoke, withdraw, modify or change consent to such
procedures, tests and treatments, as well as hospitalization, convalescent care, hospice
or home care which I or my Agent have previously allowed on consehted, to or which
may have been implied due to emergency conditions. My Agent's decisions should be
guided by taking into account (a) the provisions of this instrument, ,(b) any reliable
evidence of preferences that I may have expressed on the subject, whether before or
after the execution of this document, (c) what my Agent believes I w04'd want done in
the circumstances if I were able to express myself, and (d) any information given to my
Agent by the physicians treating me as to my medical diagnosis and prognqsis and the
intrusiveness, pain, risks, and side-effect of the treatment;
(4) To take whatever steps are necessary or advisable to enable me to re:main in my
personal residence as long as it is reasonable under the circumstance~. I realize that
my health may deteriorate so that it becomes necessary to hi:!ve !round-the-clock
personal or nursing care, and I authorize my Agent to make all nece~sarY arrangements,
contractual or otherwise, for home health care, or care for me at any hospital, nursing
home, adult congregate living facility, hospice, or similar establishm~nt, 'and I direct my
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as is reasonable under the circumstances. Specifically, I want to remain ,in my personal
residence as long as it is reasonable; I
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(5) To exercise my right of privacy and my right to make decisions, regFirding my
medical treatment; to consent to and arrange for the administration of pain-relieving
drugs of any kind, or other surgical or medical procedures calculat~d to relieve pain,
including unconventional pain-relief therapies which my Agent believe~ mCjlY be helpful to
me; even though such actions may lead to permanent damage, addic(ion or even hasten
the moment of (but not intentionally cause) my death - unless contrary tq my wishes as
expressed in any other written document that precedes the executipn of this durable
power of attorney; !
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(6) To grant, in conjunction with any instructions given under this ~rticl~, releases to
hospital staff, physicians, nurses and other medical and hospital 'administrative
personnel who act in reliance on instructions given by my Agent or vyho render written
opinions to my Agent in connection with any matter described in t~is f\rticl~ from all
liability for damages suffered or to be suffered by me; to sign documents titled or
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purporting to be a "Refusal to Permit Treatment" and "Leaving Hospital Against Medical
Advice" as well as any necessary waivers of or releases from liability required by any
hospital or physician to implement my wishes regarding medical treatment or non-
treatment;
7) To assist and facilitate the carrying out of my wishes as set forth,in any living will
or life-prolonging procedures declaration I have executed, to request, require or consent
to the writing of a "No-Code" or "Do Not Resuscitate" order by any attending physician.
ARTICLE 11/
(1) In connection with the exercise of the powers herein described, my A!;jent is fully
authorized and empowered to perform any acts and things and to execute and deliver
any documents, instruments, and papers necessary, appropriate, incidel1t or convenient
to such exercise, including pursuing any legal or judicial remedies towhi9h 1 would
otherwise be entitled to pursue. !
(2) No person, organization, corporation or entity, who relies in good faith upon the
authority of my Agent under this instrument, shall incur liability to me,1 my estate, my
heirs or assigns, as a result of such reliance. .
(3) If any part of any provision of this instrument shall be invalid or unenforceable
under applicable law, such part shall be ineffective to the extent ofsuc~ invalidity only.
without in any way affecting the remaining parts of such provision or thEl remaining
provisions of this instrument.
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(4) In regard to medical decisions affecting me, I intend for this instru(l1ent to be
honored in any jurisdiction where it may be presented and given t/;le most liberal
interpretation available for purpose of granting my Agent the fullest ~mo~nt of discretion
in making decisions on my behalf. Should any physician or health care institfJtion fail to
honor this instrument, then my Agent is authorized to terminate the servic~s of such
persons and institutions and to transfer my care to another physician or ~ealth care
institution that will honor instructions of my Agent.
(5) If this instrument has been executed in multiple originals, each such Cfounterpart
original shall have equal force and effect. Any photocopy of this instrument'shall have
the same force and effect as the original.
(6) This instrument and the actions taken by my Agent properly authorized
hereunder shall be biding upon my heirs, successors, assigns, . and personal
representatives.
(7) The powers granted to my Agent are non-delegable.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I, ROBERT KELLY, (the below signed Rrincipal)
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2006.
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STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF PALM BEACH
On this d. S ri-lday of ~+ f w.I lD/r , 2006, before me, personally
appeared ROBERT KELLY Principal, and ~ p (e ,y.()Or tv'" M fl\JQ ()
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT AND ACCEPTANCE BY AGENT
The undersigned accepts appointment as \gent and agrees to serve as Agent
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Comparison of Crypt/Niche Costs
Location Single Tandem Double Single Companion Comments
Crypt Crypt Crypt Niche Niche
Boynton 4,850 6,150 to 9,500 to Includes 0 &
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De1ray 3,640 to 3,440 to 595 to
Beach 4,340 4,140 795
Boca 5,800 to 7,950 to Owned by B.
Mausoleum 6,400 9,450 Osborne
Memory 3,950 to 6,995 to 7,195 to 595 to Does not
Gardens 4,550 8,591 8,195 834 include 0 &
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Worth)
Gardens 8,900 to
(Boca) 13,000
Palm Beach 2,995 to 4,995 to 5,490 to 1,130 2,180 Does not
Mem. Park 4,995 8,995 9,490 include 0 &
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Our Lade 3,725 to 6,450 to 1 , 1 00 to Does not
Queen of 8,950 19,700 2,450 include 0 &
Peace C and etching
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Recommended Prices
Crypt Single Tandem Double Niche
F 2,995 6,150 9,500 2,000
E 2,995 6,650 11 ,166 2,000
0 4,398 7,150 12,832 3,000
C 5,800 7,650 14,500 3,000
B 5,800 7,650 14,500 2,000
A 2,995 6,150 9,500 2,000
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MAUSOLEUM
1-M, Mausoleum Crypts or Niches - Prior to inurnmentlentombment, an owner may transfer or resell the
mausoleum crypt or niche provided the owner first obtains the written consent of the City of Boynton
Beach Such consent shall be given automatically provided that the new purchaser's name, address
and phone number are on file with the City Clerk and an administrative fee equal to the cost of
relettering the mausoleum, crypt, or niche is paid In full to the City of Boynton Beach.
After inurnmentlentombment, resale or transfer of ownership shall be allowed, The City of Boynton
Beach may purchase the crypt or niche at a cost of 50% of the original purchase price paid for the
crypt or niche and provided that disinurnment/disentombment has occurred and implemented by the
proper authorities
No disinurnment/disentombment shall be allowed except by the consent of the Cemetery Board
following written request by the owner or owners of the crypt/niche and in every case shall only be
made by the proper authorities
(NOTE: Authorized disinurnmentldisentombment and shipment of body or remains may be made only
by a licensed funeral director licensed in Florida to another licensed funeral director at terminal point.)
Uhen a crypt or niche was originally sold, the City of Boynton Beach received 15% of the original
sales price. A transfer fee vviH be charged \Jvhen a previously purchased crypt or niche is resold.
The transfer fee will be the difference between the 15% paid to the City at the time of original sale and
15% of the resale price based on fair market value the day of the resale
2-M. The City reserves to itself the right to approve any erection, enclosure, monument, inscription, tree or
shrub
3-M. All identification information including letters and emblems on crypts and niches shall be
inscribed by engraving. The cost of new crypt or niche inscription fees shall be paid at time
of interment.
Existing bronze letters shall be replaced with inscription by the City. Replacement inscription
shall be done at no cost to the owner of the crypt or niche, but shall be paid from the
Perpetual Care Fund. If existing bronze emblems are damaged, replacement of an existing
bronze emblem with a sandblasted emblem shall be done at the owner's expense."
4-M. All flowers must be placed in an approved vase Approved vases include crypt-front vases or bronze
vases previously approved by the City. Fresh fio'vvers can remain for a maximum period of three (3)
days. No artificial flowers, except silk flowers, are permitted in or around Mausoleum buildings. One
(1) vase per crypt/niche will be allowed. Employees will, for maintenance purposes, move and replace
these items with care, but the City does not accept responsibility for replacing broken items unless
there is a clear negligence on the part of the City employees. After the third day, or in the case of silk
flowers, when the Cemetery Sexton determines that the flowers have become unsightly, said flowers
shall be removed and disposed of.
"No potted plants containing soil, perlite, or other loose materials are permitted in chapels or
\.va!kv>Jays in the ~"1auso!eum. ( City employees may rc:rnovc any item placed on a ci/pt/nlche site that
becomes untidy or unsightly, in the sole and absolute discretion of the City. Paper items, envelopes,
memorabilia or photographs shall be allowed for two days.
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Cherry-Guberman, Catherine
Cherry-Guberman, Catherine
Monday, March 29, 2010 1:13 PM
Atwood, Barry; Balfe, Tom; Harry "Dale" Hatch (E-mail); Karilyn Norem Hohner (E-mail); Krasnoff,
Leah; LaVerriere, Lori; Prainito, Janet; Rivers, Jody; Rodriguez, Jose
Subject: March 11, 2010 Cemetery Board Meeting Minutes
Attachments: Minutes 03-11-10.pdf
Greetings!
From:
Sent:
To:
The attached minutes are for your records.
Best,
Catherine Cherry
Recording Secretary
3/29/2010