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BEING A FRIEND
While friends of grieving individuals may find that the bereaved may initially want time to be alone, there eventually comes a time when talking is helpful. That is when the offer of friendship and an open ear can prove to be invaluable to the bereaved. A good friend is also accepting of the emotions and mood swings that may come into play soon after the death of a loved one. And, when holidays and special anniversaries arise, good friends make sure that grieving individuals do not have to observe these occasions alone. These can stir memories and thoughts that can be difficult upon recollection. With the help and support of friends, the grieving process can be somewhat easier to bear.
Friendship is one of life’s great gifts, and just being there when your loved one wishes to share or talk, or just being close by to offer help or support, means so much when one is dealing with the grief that accompanies a loss. At the MOSER FUNERAL HOME, 233 Broadview Avenue in Warrenton, our staff is highly professional and will design services that meet your family’s particular needs. Prearrangements take the guesswork out of funeral plans. Call us at 540-347-3431. “A faithful friend is the medicine of life."
~Ecclesiastes 6:16
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