In a message dated 10/7/04 10:49:38 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > They have used their cemetery in a way they would not want anyone else to > use it. It is like prostituting the place for a quick fix giving no > forethought to how the calendar might be perceived by others and using humor > in an inappropriate manner. > > I can envision that some errant teen will see these calendars and think this > is a cool thing to go do. Oh, yes, and let's bring some friends and some > beer (or worse) and have a party doing it. > > To me, this type of project is a recipe for promoting vandalism. > > Sue Silver > California > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Rhonda Stoffer" <[email protected]> > Sue, I have decided not to say much about anything, but there is no humor in our forgotten cemeteries. It is ok, as you said if the Calendars are in good taste, but to use them in this manner makes me shudder. I have fought for years to save them, I have yet to see much humor in the year and a half I spent hunting down and recording the cemeteries in Floyd Co. The Calendars done in a "Tasteful Manner" is OK. I'm for it, but lets leave the type of pictures planned out of them. Like Sue says Honor the Dead, Please don't make fun of them even if it is light hearted. [email protected] Jack E Briles Sr Floyd Co. Coordinator INPCRP New Albany, In. (812)282-6585