03-20-2015, 08:00 AM
I share in the sadness of Uncle Robert's recent passing and his beautiful celebration of life. 'Eo Anakala Robert.
Which leads me to this question. What laws govern a family's ability to bury their loved ones on their home property? Hawaii has many small graveyards and family plots all throughout our islands. In modern times however, we have pretty much herded our dearly departed off to the graveyards. But if I had a choice, I'd want to be laid to rest right here on our family property. I've been told that's illegal. However, there must be some provisions made for certain situations.
Anybody got info to share?
Which leads me to this question. What laws govern a family's ability to bury their loved ones on their home property? Hawaii has many small graveyards and family plots all throughout our islands. In modern times however, we have pretty much herded our dearly departed off to the graveyards. But if I had a choice, I'd want to be laid to rest right here on our family property. I've been told that's illegal. However, there must be some provisions made for certain situations.
Anybody got info to share?