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LIVING ON IN THE
MINDS OF OTHERS
We may speculate endlessly about our prospects for achieving immortality in the absence of any tangible proof. Whether we Uve on after death or not, we are all able to achieve immortality of sorts by living on in the minds of our surviving friends and relatives. Those who have conducted their lives in a manner that has a positive effect on others are sure to leave an indelible impression that death can scarcely erase. As long as there are those who can recount stories of the deceased, he or she will live on in the lore of those whose minds are etched with memories. As the immortal Frank Rooney once remarked, "Immortality is the genius to move others long after you yourself have stopped moving". Sometimes we think it is wrong to speak of the dead in the presence of the living, but often it is the very best thing to do. Long after the funeral services, the loneliness that accompanies loss can persist. Sharing happy memories of times gone by can make a huge difference to one who has lost a loved one. At the MOSER FUNERAL HOME, 233 Broadview Avenue, Warrenton, we understand the disorientation that comes with a sudden loss. That's why we work hard to be organized, attentive to you and your family, and to follow through on our commitments to you. Call 347-3431 for answers to your questions. "We feel and know that we are eternal."
~ Baruch Spinoza
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