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In a tiny little veterans section of Lake View Cemetery, I found a more diverse selection of the emblems of belief available for government headstones for veterans. All the available emblems are listed here.

The most common one that I see is described simply as a Christian Cross.
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Sgt. Eddie Fields’ stone has the symbol for the United Methodist Church.
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The Roberts selected the emblem for the Unitarian Church/Unitarian Universalist Association.
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The emblem for the United Church of Christ tops Sgt. Yancey’s stone.
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Cpl. Mack Crosby has the Episcopal Cross.
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The Didios’ stone has a symbol designated as representing “Christian Church.”
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The Nesbitts have a Star of David, representative of Judaism.
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One of the most commonly recognized symbols of Judaism is the Star of David, a hexagram created by two overlapping triangles.

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Some of you might remember when I found what might best be explained as a metal locket protecting a portrait on a tombstone. I haven’t seen another one since then until last weekend, when we were coming back from a trip to Michigan. We came across a cemetery filled with tombstones featuring portraits, and some of them had the metal casing with a flip-top cover. Some were broken:

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Some were intact:

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