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Originally Posted by DeeHexi
Howard,
I called the funeral home. She said they are not allowed to give out any information due to some privacy law called 'hippa'(?). I even explained the situation. She sad sorry, no can do.
So I will send letters to the churches around there hoping that one maybe did the service or know anything. But I did that before. I send emails to app 6 churches and these hypocrites didn't even have the decency to respond.
So if you can think of anything else...shoot!
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The huneral home may only be
willing-able to release details to a blood relative.
*** The idea of letters to area churches is an excellent idea.
Enclose a stamped self addressed envelope and maybe that will help them give you a reply.
You're looking for a yes, of course, but even a reply back with a no, at least eliminates a church from the list.
One or more of those churches, work with
that specific funeral home, on a regular basis.
Churches don't do burials by themselves. They may also require the City of Naples to dig the grave.
My Father was buried in a cemetery owned by a company in Pa. A local funeral home handled it,
but the City handled the digging of the grave.
Mr. Rico might have been the type person who bought plots for his wife or kids.
That is what my Father did. And he bought his in 2000 and they were
only $295 each. So, on file at the cemetery are the papers and documents and they have my name and location, as well as my sister.
Back in 1981, the cost of a plot should have been quite low.
Mr. Rico may have bought more than one.
Maybe he didn't buy more than one, but 1+ of his relatives may have, so that all family members could be buried together.
You might call the Lake Trafford Cemetery.
The office of the cemetery may have infomation, and be
more helpful (than Hodges) too.
Lake Trafford Cemetery - Baptist Church | Facebook
The cemetery should have a Rico file, possibly containing more than one name.
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