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SHOULD CHILDREN ■
GO TO FUNERALS?
Parents should bear in mind \ that numerous studies indicate ' that children who have the hardest * time are those who either are not allowed to attend a funeral or are forced to go. The children who best cope with death are those to whom choices are given allowing them a sense of control at a time when things may seem out of control. Aside from asking children if they want to attend the funeral, < ask them if there is something they would like to do or say at the funeral. Children may want to put something into the casket or even help choose the casket. These actions bring a sense of tangibility to what may otherwise be an elusive experience.
When you are dealing with the loss of someone close to you, sometimes it's hard to find the right perspective on things. We have years of experience in this field, and we are happy to help you with information that might aid you in your decisions. At the MOSER FUNERAL HOME, 233 Broadview Avenue, Warrenton, we will work with you to design services that meet the needs of your family and loved ones. Our chapel seats 200 people, and we have a second one which seats 125. Call 347-3431. We're the oldest business in Fauquier County.
"Choose always the way that seems best, however rough it may be, custom will soon render it easy and agreeable."
~ Pythagoras
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