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Veterans Advisory Committee <br />Page 6 <br />February 19, 2009 <br />Mr. Flores asked if the movement has been contracted. <br />Mr. Lum said his understanding is that it's being sub - contracted by a mainland firm under <br />the Willocks Contract. <br />Chairwoman Fox said the concern is that if its not properly moved, there could be legal <br />issues if the urns are damaged. <br />Mr. Flores asked Mr. Fitzgerald if he has met with Department of Defense Director Mark <br />Moses regarding the movement of the columbarium. <br />Mr. Fitzgerald said he has not yet met Mr. Moses. He visited the cemetery on Sunday to <br />familiarize himself of the project. <br />Mr. Welter asked if we addressed this when we got everyone's permission to move the <br />headstones at Veterans Cemetery III when the old section of the cemetery was resodded. <br />Chairwoman Fox said we notified the families for that project, but this is a different <br />matter. For that project, we notified the families that we would be moving the stones, <br />resodding and then returning the stones to the exact same place. The current project <br />involves moving the columbariums, which have urns in them to a new location. A <br />private contractor will be moving them. Some religions or people would like to do <br />something if their loved ones ashes are moved from one place to another. <br />Mr. Welter asked if we need to obtain their permission. <br />Chairwoman Fox said no, just notification, but families can then decide if they want to <br />leave the urn in the columbariums, take urn home or have it buried prior to movement, <br />depending on their cultural or religious belief. Families don't have an option to answer <br />yes or no because there won't be a columbarium at that location, it will be the same <br />columbarium moved to a different location at the cemetery. <br />Mr. Hanato said Mr. Castagnetti and Mr. Moses of the Department of Defense told him <br />when they remove urns from the niches, they will be taking photos and again taking <br />photos when the urns are returned to the new niches. It will all be recorded. <br />Veterans Cemetery III - West Hawaii - Designation of Gravesites <br />Mr. Lum shared that Mr. Castagnetti pointed out the alpha /numeric system the veterans <br />devised to locate gravesites at Veterans Cemetery III does not conform with National <br />system, so a revision has to be made to conform with the national system. Unsure what <br />national system is, but something about going right to left instead of left to right. This <br />concern should be in the Tri- Annual Report, which has not yet been issued. <br />
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