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FEELING CONNECTED There is substantial research to suggest that there is a valid connection between one's personal life and one's health. Individuals who enjoy active social connections are less likely to get sick and more likely to live longer than people with poor relationships. All this serves to point out the value of having friends and family who are supportive with a lending hand and a sympathetic ear. Relationships with family and friends are even more important to those who are already ill because they can play a crucial role in recovery. As Sydney Smith once wrote: “Life is to be fortified by many friendships. To love and to be loved is the greatest happiness of existence.” Feeling connected to others is a great balm against many of life's afflictions. How hard it is then to lose a mate or friend! At the Moser Funeral Home. 233 Broadview Avenue, we're only a phone call away, and we have the experience to shepherd you easily through the necessary funeral arrangements. Losing one you love is a vulnerable time, and you'll find we treat you with respect. Call 347-3431. “Friendship is the only cement that will everu hold the world together. ”
-Woodrow Wilson
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