ball 81 may be constructed of any shape or size additionally reef ball 81 may be constructed of material so as to promote coral growth and not otherwise harm the underwater habitat for the fish and other living creatures in water 14 thus returning to fig2 one or more of the areas of the underwater burial garden 10 may be reserved for the deposited reef balls as a nonlimiting example one or more underwater areas around island 20 having poor topologies for the underwater burial garden 10 as described in fig1 6 therefore these areas may be utilized for deposit of reef ball 81 in this nonlimiting example area 32 of fig2 may be reserved for the deposit of reef balls 81 due to its topology or other conditions that one of ordinary skill in the art would know would make that a desirable location fig8 is an alternative embodiment to the diagram depicted in fig6 in this nonlimiting example the passenger boat 58 may locate the position of cap 17 via a global positioning system u201c gps u201d which employs one or more satellites 91 92 93 with receiver 95 one of ordinary skill in the art would know that the gps coordinates for cap 17 may be previously established such that receiver 95 may assist the passengers in boat 58 to relocate that exact position so as to position boat 58 directly over cap 17 which may correspond to the deceased loved one of the passengers of boat 58 alternatively swimmers or scuba divers may also locate cap 17 with an underwater version of transceiver 95 nevertheless one of ordinary skill in the art would also know that other location methods could be utilized for locating the cap for their deceased loved one as nonlimiting examples.