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A UK judge lets a man honor his late wife with her nickname “Cinders” on her gravestone, bypassing Church of England rules.
A UK judge has allowed a man to use his late wife’s nickname, “Cinders,” on her gravestone, overriding Church of England rules requiring full Christian names.
The decision, made by Chancellor James Fryer-Spedding, recognized the couple’s wishes and the wife’s love of nature, with “Lucy” on the front and “Cinders” on the reverse beneath a sunflower.
The design preserves space for a future personal message and fits the historic churchyard in Kentmere.
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Un juez del Reino Unido permite a un hombre honrar a su difunta esposa con su apodo de "Cinders" en su lápida, eludiendo las reglas de la Iglesia de Inglaterra.