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A STAR IN THE

HEAVENS If you wish to contemplate eternity, look to the heavens. At night, the stars present a twinkling tableau of the universe that shows what a small place we occupy in the enormous scheme of things. There is also something quite comforting in the blackness of night, interrupted only by the light of faraway planets and stars. For America’s foremost authority on the process of dying and grieving, Elisabeth Kubler Ross, the heavens were representative of life and death on earth. She wrote, “Watching a peaceful death of a human being reminds us of a falling star.” We each respond to loss in a different manner, as different as our families and our backgrounds. We understand that, so we offer all sorts of plans so folks can individualize their services for their loved ones. At the MOSER FUNERAL HOME, 233 Broadview Avenue, Warrenton, we believe in prearrangements, even though for many of us it’s hard to think about the end of life with our families—but what a parting gift to offer: The security that comes knowing that your loved ones are taken care of because your funeral plans are taken care of is a gift for all. Call us at 540347-3431.

“In reality, man never

dies- -Mary Baker Eddy

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