Families at the cemetery Friday said Lakeview's groundskeepers are taking loose items, and scattering them behind a fence. Nixon feared the items would be thrown out or lost, so she gathered everything together and advertised on Facebook that she would return the figurines and keepsakes to anyone who was looking for them. According to Nixon, Lakeview personnel called to demand the return of the items to the space behind the fence at the rear of the property.
A cemetery manager confirmed that Phenix City Police were called Thursday for what he described as a "misunderstanding" but Lakeview had no further comment. Other families gathered at Lakeview Friday night said they think the cemetery is overreacting and their policy goes too far.
It can only be in the vase or attached to the marker," said Beverly Ann Helms. Helms is one of a few people who claim that not even flowers approved by the policy are safe from being confiscated.
When the foam gets messed up for the flowers, they replace it. It's always nice out there, they keep it cut. If you put anything on the headstone, there's nothing taken down," said Sanford. All rights reserved. Skip to content. Watch Live. Military Matters. Severe Weather Guide. School Visits. Mobile Alert Center. About Us. Contact Us. Latest Newscasts. Operation Victory. Investigate TV. Gray DC Bureau. Teen girls killed in one-vehicle accident near Phenix City.
By Roslyn Giles. Published: May. Share on Facebook. Email This Link. Share on Twitter. Share on Pinterest. Share on LinkedIn. On Sunday, about p. They were pronounced dead at 11 p. He also said that it is a very sad day on campus as we have had a number of students visibly upset and shaken. According to Jason Yohn, principal of Smiths Station High, Lloyd was a horse enthusiast who loved talking about animals.
Grief counselors were available at both schools.
0コメント