The council has officially withdrawn the policy requiring the removal of personal items from graves at Springfield Cemetery. This outcome reflects the commitment of 396 individuals who insisted that our family resting places deserve respect and personal care. We will continue to monitor the council to ensure these memorials remain …
June 26, 2013
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June 19, 2013
One hundred people have joined this effort to protect the memorial spaces at Springfield Cemetery. Seeing this response confirms that many of us feel the same depth of connection to the graves of our loved ones. It is clear that this issue touches a nerve for families who simply want to honor those they have lost in peace.
June 19, 2013
Seeing two hundred and fifty signatures gathered here confirms that many others feel this same deep need to protect these final resting places. This response suggests that the sanctity of these graves is a value shared by our entire community.
Reached 250 supporters
June 18, 2013
Reached 100 supporters
June 17, 2013
June 15, 2013
Reaching one hundred signatures will provide a clear baseline of public concern when I present these findings to the council members. Please consider sending this link to those who might understand the importance of preserving these personal tributes.
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Absolute joke. They should be fixing the pot holes instead of harassing grieving people.
I will be there to protest if they try move anything from my brothers plot. Hands off our loved ones.
My parents grave is there and we put so much work into making it look nice. They have no right to touch our property.
This is heartbreaking. Let grieving families be. It is just cruel to demand this.
Ridiculous power trip by the council. Leave the graves alone!!
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The council has officially withdrawn the policy requiring the removal of personal items from graves at Springfield Cemetery. This outcome reflects the commitment of 396 individuals who insisted that our family resting places deserve respect and personal care. We will continue to monitor the council to ensure these memorials remain …
June 26, 2013
Final supporters
Updates
June 19, 2013
One hundred people have joined this effort to protect the memorial spaces at Springfield Cemetery. Seeing this response confirms that many of us feel the same depth of connection to the graves of our loved ones. It is clear that this issue touches a nerve for families who simply want to honor those they have lost in peace.
June 19, 2013
Seeing two hundred and fifty signatures gathered here confirms that many others feel this same deep need to protect these final resting places. This response suggests that the sanctity of these graves is a value shared by our entire community.
Reached 250 supporters
June 18, 2013
Reached 100 supporters
June 17, 2013
June 15, 2013
Reaching one hundred signatures will provide a clear baseline of public concern when I present these findings to the council members. Please consider sending this link to those who might understand the importance of preserving these personal tributes.
6 Comments
shame on them. honestly what kind of monster tries to clear a childs grave? leave it be.
Absolute joke. They should be fixing the pot holes instead of harassing grieving people.
I will be there to protest if they try move anything from my brothers plot. Hands off our loved ones.
My parents grave is there and we put so much work into making it look nice. They have no right to touch our property.
This is heartbreaking. Let grieving families be. It is just cruel to demand this.
Ridiculous power trip by the council. Leave the graves alone!!
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shame on them. honestly what kind of monster tries to clear a childs grave? leave it be.