article_snippet.sent: A mother of a baby boy has now been reburied at Weasenham St Peter church, Norfolk .
article_snippet.sent: A mother of a baby boy was originally buried without a name but  a support group for parents of stillborn children raised the money for a new headstone giving A mother of a baby boy name as Peter after the name of the church .
article_snippet.sent: A mother of a baby boy was re-buried in the churchyard on June 5 last year - the 26th anniversary of A mother of a baby boy discovery - A mother of a baby boy was named Peter after the name of the churchthe church.
article_snippet.sent: The grave of the baby was originally marked by a simple wooden cross, which read: 'In loving memory of unknown baby boy.
article_snippet.sent: A support group called Hana's Gift for families who have suffered a stillbirth has now paid for a new headstone giving his name as Peter.
article_snippet.sent: The inscription reads: 'In loving memory of baby Peter, June 1988.
article_snippet.sent: Norfolk coroner's chaplain Chris Copsey said: 'When the coffin was exhumed all that was left was a little plaque that said 'unnamed baby boy'. '
article_snippet.sent: It seemed terrible to bury an unnamed baby boy