$840K raised for Indiana pizzeria shut down after gay activist-fueled death threats
WALKERTON, IN, April 8, 2015 ( LifeSiteNews.com ) -- Last week, the O'Connor family was targeted with death threats and online harassment that forced them to close the doors to their pizza restaurant. This week, Memories Pizza may be able to reopen thanks to tens of thousands of donations from social conservatives -- and at least one lesbian who has publicly defended the family's right to religious liberty . The O'Connors' story started when a local news reporter asked if they would theoretically reject service for a gay wedding ceremony . The owner, Kevin, said that while the restaurant serves all customers, they would not be able to participate in a same-sex ceremony. Militant gay activists subsequently targeted the family with death threats, viciously negative online reviews of the restaurant, and other harassment -- forcing the O'Connors to close the business they had owned for nine years. Thanks to several people associated with Dana Loesch 's