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4. Grief is for the living, and if it helps the living move though the stages of grief

Thu Nov 21, 2013, 01:08 PM

Nov 2013

they should be allowed to leave whatever they want in the cemetery. The men and women in those graves are past all need of solemnity and dignity.

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Panel: Arlington cemetery should tighten grave rules [View all] unhappycamper Nov 2013 OP

I agree with this. Aristus Nov 2013 #1

If my husband was to be buried at a national cemetery, I wouldn't want to see TwilightGardener Nov 2013 #2

I have to agree with you. madaboutharry Nov 2013 #3