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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;NanaB, post: 9726101, member: 7638&quot;]My Grandparents were very observant. I am more along the lines of reform. I promised them I would never have them.&nbsp; My kids, well they are a whole different generation. My kids &amp; husband all Army. Funny, both my kids &amp; hubbys 1st’s&nbsp; were Jewish related one the Star of David the other a Hebrew&nbsp; prayer. Both convinced my husband to get one for his 60th; so he did when we only had 2 Grandkids, now we have 3 so we are trying to figure out how to add the 3rd to a Hebrew scroll.&nbsp; I spoke to a Rabbi about tattoos &amp; she said things change with time, and it is an understanding that as we moved forward we learn new things, &amp; as Jews acceptance of all &amp; they can still be buried as Jews. That was actually my concern; considering my kids deployed during “conflict” time. Amongst service members in any branch they are popular now as a way to show support &amp; expression &amp; memorials, etc. especially if they lost a fellow soldier (my eldest did.)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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