Government Refuses to Allow Wiccan Emblem on Soldier’s Headstone
Nevada officials and the wife of a fallen soldier are diligently trying to get the federal government to allow the placement of a Wiccan symbol on the memorial plaque of Sgt. Patrick Stewart, who was killed in Afghanistan last fall. But the government doesn’t approve.| Comments on article "Government Refuses to Allow Wiccan Emblem on Soldier’s Headstone" | |||||||||
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