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Life After
Death
II is quite natural to experience feelings Of bewilderment after a family member or dear friend has died. During this time of intense sadness, you may understandably feel emotionally drained. And. it can be overwhelming to learn that there is so much to be done at the precise moment when you do not feel like doing anything. If you were the person closest to the deceased, it may be incumbent upon you to arrange the funeral and inform the authorities. While some people like to have a lot of practical matters with which to concern themselves when they are bereaved, others find that just coping with their grief is more than enough. If so. allow the funeral director to help.
We're sensitive to those whom are dealing with loss, and we understand that different people react differently. We pay attention to what you wish and listen well, helping out as much or as little as you desire. At the Moser Funeral Home. 233 Broadview Ave., Warrenton. we will help you sift through the various options and plans to determine what might be a suitable service for vour loved one. Call us at 540-347-3431.
"For in much wisdom is much
grief and he that increasedi knowledge inc reused! sorrow. "
The BIBLE
Ecclesiastes 1:18
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