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Paul Guzzo

Ruling over cemetery could force 24 families to move loved ones

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Angela Lowry said she was in a “fog” in the days following the July 2020 death of her mother, Susan Wren.

“Everything in my head was blurry,” said Lowry, who works in the marketing department for The Poynter Institute, the nonprofit that owns the Tampa Bay Times. “The only thing we knew for sure is that mom wanted to be buried” at Sunnyside Cemetery in St. Petersburg. “That’s what we did.”

Now, Wren may need to be exhumed and buried elsewhere.

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