“Is she planning to sell the house?” Even if she decides to sell the house, it is not our place to decide for her. We do not know the circumstances under which that house was acquired or the sacrifices she and her late husband made to secure it. Yes, the house is an asset, but it is not more important than the well-being of the children. If selling it and relocating abroad as some are insinuating is what will enable her to provide for them and give them a better life, she has every right to consider that option. The greatest legacy he left behind is his children, followed by his intellectual property, and lastly, his physical assets. A house is replaceable; the lives, welfare and future of those children are far more important. We must stop treating physical property as though it matters more than the people it is supposed to serve. If she has chosen a decent burial site for husband, she should be allowed. In years to come, only her and children will care about that grave not the people who weren’t close to him in his lifetime.