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Former nurse finds new calling caring for the dead

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Former nurse finds new calling caring for the dead. (2026, November 1). CBS News. https://www.cbsnews.com/video/former-nurse-finds-new-calling-caring-for-the-dead/

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Evyn Moon profiles a woman who was previously a nurse and now restores old tombstones in cemeteries as her primary work. The article highlights her self-proclaimed nickname "crazy cemetery lady" and emphasizes her dedication to preserving historical headstones that date back several centuries.

Written by AI on 2026-11-01, from this article's own text only (the story summary below draws on all the coverage).

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Story summary

Evyn Moon, a former nurse, now goes by the nickname "the crazy cemetery lady." She has dedicated herself to restoring cemetery headstones, including those that date back several centuries. This new calling involves caring for the dead through the preservation of historical grave markers.

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A former nurse who calls herself the "crazy cemetery lady" found a new calling: caring for the dead by restoring cemetery headstones, some of which are centuries old.

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2026-11-01 · CBS News

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A former nurse who calls herself the "crazy cemetery lady" found a new calling: caring for the dead by restoring cemetery headstones, some of which are centuries old. asserted

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