Woman Sues Church for Refusing to Display Her Late Husband’s NASCAR-Themed, Couch-Shaped Tombstone

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Shannon Carr’s late husband, Jason Carr, loved watching NASCAR and the Indianapolis Colts from his favorite couch. So when Jason died two years ago in a car accident, his wife decided a fitting tribute would be a $9,600 couch-shaped tombstone engraved with color logos of the Colts and NASCAR . 

When Carr showed the Reverend Jonathan Meyer, a priest at St. Joseph Catholic Church in North Vernon, Indiana, the tombstone’s plans, he rejected them, saying they were too secular for the church’s 100-year-old graveyard.

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One Response to Woman Sues Church for Refusing to Display Her Late Husband’s NASCAR-Themed, Couch-Shaped Tombstone

  1. GeedingNation says:

    It's a private cemetary; what's the deal?

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