Trump wants to be buried on N.J. golf course

Mogul plans to build wedding chapel, then convert it into a mausoleum

Steve Marcus / Reuters file	Donald Trump is reportedly wants his final resting place to be in Bedminster, N.J.

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updated 6:55 a.m. ET Feb. 22, 2007

BEDMINSTER, N.J. - He may be a New York native, but it is the Garden State that may own “The Donald” for eternity.

Real-estate mogul Donald Trump has filed paperwork to build a wedding chapel on his golf course in Bedminster. He told The Star-Ledger of Newark that he wants to later convert the building into a mausoleum for himself and his family.

Trump called the 525-acre Trump National Golf Club property in picturesque Somerset County hill country, about 50 miles west of Manhattan, a “beautiful place.” Trump built the course, which opened in 2004, on the former estate of the late automaker John DeLorean.

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Plans to build the chapel would be contingent on approval from the Bedminster Planning Board, Trump said. The board is expected to review the application next month.