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My daughter is resting in Queen of Heaven in Hillside. Just recently they implemented new rules that you can only have one decoration per gravesite. This is so wrong because I love to decorate my baby girl’s resting place and they removed her cross, pictures, solar lights, and her flowers. These are not cheap and they hold a special meaning and for them to just throw them out is just not fair. These are our plots, we paid for them and should be able to decorate how we want. | |||||||||||||||
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Wednesday, June 23, 2021
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