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McDonald County commissioners sign assignment transferring Gates to Heaven Cemetery to Raime Woods
Summary
At an April 2, 2025 meeting, the McDonald County Commission signed a letter of assignment that the minutes say releases the Gates to Heaven Cemetery property to Raime Woods via a quiet-claim deed; the commission conducted routine business and will reconvene April 7.
The McDonald County Commission on April 2, 2025 recorded that Presiding Commissioner Bryan Hall, Eastern Commissioner Jamey Cope and Western Commissioner Rick Lett signed a letter of assignment transferring the Gates to Heaven Cemetery property to Raime Woods, described in the minutes as effected by a "Quiet Claim Deed." Interim County Clerk Jessica Cole is listed in the minutes as present and the document appears to have been executed during the meeting's general business.
The minutes state the commission "signed a letter of assignment cause of action regarding the Gates to Heaven Cemetery property where it releases the stated property over to Raime Woods as a Quiet Claim Deed." The record does not show a formal motion or vote tally in the minutes; it states the commissioners signed the letter and recorded signatures in the minutes book.
The meeting record indicates the commission conducted general business for the remainder of the day and adjourned. The minutes note the commission will reconvene on April 7, 2025 and that signatures were recorded on Book PP, page 537.
The minutes do not provide additional detail about the legal basis for the transfer, any property description, any public comment on the matter, or whether outside approvals or filings (for example, a probate or quiet-title action in court) are required.
