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SWEET SORROW Grieving encompasses a range of strong emotions that grip survivors in the wake of the loss' of a family member or friend. The process may be likened somewhat to being cast adrift on a' storm-tossed sea. There is the feeling of isolation, as well as the suspicion that nature has unleashed forces that challenge our very existence. In. time, however, the storm passes; and the sea, again, becomestranquil. With the worst behind us, we are free to quietly recount our remembrances. It is then that we may be gripped; with sorrow. This quiet emotion was once described by Dorothy* Parker: “Sorrow is tranquilityremembered in emotion”. These words are as gentle as the feeling they describe. Grief can offer us a poignant ■ perspective where loss is seen as that which offers depth and richness to life as well as suffering and. pain. At the Moser Funeral Home, we will work with you to create a lasting memorial to your loved one. Each family isi different, so each family has its! own particular needs and) requests, and we honor; that. We’re at 233Broadview Avenue, Warrenton. For answers to your questions, call 540-347-3431. ;
"There is no greater sorrow than to • recall a time of happiness when ', in miserv "
-Dante
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