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                                                                                   7700 Sunset Ridge Road

Sunset Ridge Memorial Park Association                                                  Madison, WI 53719
                                                                                           (608) 555-0144




             CERTIFICATE OF INTERMENT RIGHTS
Certificate No. 14-212-B

THE SUNSET RIDGE MEMORIAL PARK ASSOCIATION, a Wisconsin cemetery association,
in consideration of the sum of $2,200.00, paid in full, grants to

Raymond C. Ostrander and Margaret A. Ostrander, husband and wife, of 1846
Hawkstone Drive, Madison, Wisconsin,

the right of interment in the following spaces in Sunset Ridge Memorial Park, City of Madison,
Dane County, Wisconsin:

Section 14, Lot 212, Spaces 3 and 4.

This certificate conveys a right of burial only and no title to land. It is subject to the rules of the
Association as they stand from time to time.

The sum paid includes the perpetual care of the lot: mowing, the care of roads and trees, and
the resetting of sunken markers.

The sum paid does not include the opening and closing of a grave, an outer container, a
marker or monument, or the foundation for one. These are charged at the rates in force when
they are needed.

One casket, or one casket and one urn, or two urns, may be placed in each space. An upright
monument of up to 36 inches is permitted in Section 14; its design must be approved by the
Association before it is set.

The rights may pass by will or to the heirs of the holders. They may not be sold to anyone else
without first being offered back to the Association at the price paid.

Dated at Madison, Wisconsin, October 14, 1999.

Eleanor Voigt, Secretary
               FULL
  PA I D I N

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body: 'Certificate No. 14-212-B


  THE SUNSET RIDGE MEMORIAL PARK ASSOCIATION, a Wisconsin cemetery association, in consideration of the
  sum of $2,200.00, paid in full, grants to


  **Raymond C. Ostrander and Margaret A. Ostrander**, husband and wife, of 1846 Hawkstone Drive, Madison,
  Wisconsin,


  the right of interment in the following spaces in Sunset Ridge Memorial Park, City of Madison, Dane
  County, Wisconsin:


  **Section 14, Lot 212, Spaces 3 and 4.**


  This certificate conveys a right of burial only and no title to land. It is subject to the rules of
  the Association as they stand from time to time.


  The sum paid includes the perpetual care of the lot: mowing, the care of roads and trees, and the resetting
  of sunken markers.


  The sum paid does **not** include the opening and closing of a grave, an outer container, a marker or
  monument, or the foundation for one. These are charged at the rates in force when they are needed.


  One casket, or one casket and one urn, or two urns, may be placed in each space. An upright monument
  of up to 36 inches is permitted in Section 14; its design must be approved by the Association before
  it is set.


  The rights may pass by will or to the heirs of the holders. They may not be sold to anyone else without
  first being offered back to the Association at the price paid.


  Dated at Madison, Wisconsin, October 14, 1999.


  <span class="sig">Eleanor Voigt</span>, Secretary


  <span class="stamp">PAID IN FULL</span>

  '