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THE TIME OF OUR

LIVES

Ever since man invented the clock by which he could measure time, he has been preoccupied with putting his time to its best use. For we have nothing but disdain for those "who waste their time" and feel pity for those who have not taken the time to "smell the flowers." We engage in all manner of healthy endeavors to extend our lives and employ the latest technologies to make the most of our time. As Robert Rawls Updegraff noted, "To get all ■there is out of living we must employ our time wisely, never 'being in too much of a hurry to 'stop and sip life, but never losing our sense of the enormous lvalue of a minute."

Really all the time we have is now, this minute, to live our life honestly and with gratitude. Yet how easy it is for us all to be swept away by the mindless details of daily life. Sometimes the loss of a loved one can reawaken our connection to this life and to each other. At the MOSER FUNERAL HOME, 233 Broadview Avenue, Warrenton, we work hard to earn your trust and respect. Ask us about our various plans. For answers to your questions, call us at 347-3431.

“Just as a sundial counts only the sunny hours, so does life know only that it is living."

- Herbert George Wells

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