I am so glad that the VA decided to allow the pagan members of the military who died in service this honor of having their religion portrayed on their tombstones. I personally know someone whose spouse tried for 4 years to get the pentacle on her husband's tombstone. She died about a year ago. She was a very powerful person in the pagan community. I spoke with her about this subject about a month before she died. Their children will be very happy to hear the news though.
Finally it is about damn time that these service people will be acknowledged.
You got that right.
ReplyDeleteI am so glad that the VA decided to allow the pagan members of the military who died in service this honor of having their religion portrayed on their tombstones. I personally know someone whose spouse tried for 4 years to get the pentacle on her husband's tombstone. She died about a year ago. She was a very powerful person in the pagan community. I spoke with her about this subject about a month before she died.
ReplyDeleteTheir children will be very happy to hear the news though.
Finally it is about damn time that these service people will be acknowledged.
I saw that and came right over to shake your hand. Sanity is returning everywhere, thank the goddess.
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful damn news! I'm so happy.
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