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THE DANCE
OF LIFE
Native American cultures teach us that life is to be celebrated and revered - the good and the bad. As Luther Standing Bear once wrote,“When the Lakota heart was filled with high emotion, he danced. When he felt the benediction of the warming rays of the sun, he danced. When his blood ran hot with success of the hunt or chase, he danced. When his heart was filled with pity for the orphan, the lonely father, or bereaved mother, he danced. All the joys and exaltations of life, all his gratefulness, and thankfulness, all his acknowledgements of the mysterious power that guided life, and all his aspirations for a better life, culminated in one great dance - the Sun Dance.” Dancing is a great metaphor for an attitude which remains grateful to life no matter what circumstance or challenge we encounter. At the MOSER FUNERAL HOME, we are proud to serve the members of this community with a wide range of funeral services and plans. We urge you to consider prearrangements, because we believe this is one way you can offer assurance to your family as to what your wishes might be. Call 347-3431 (233 Broadview Avenue) 24 hours a day. We offer plots in Bright View Cemetery, just outside Warrenton, and all sorts of memorials and monuments for all cemeteries.
“It is easier to believe than to doubt. ” ' * ~ Everett Dean Martin
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