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Difficult Calls • One of the more difficult parts ! of dealing with death involves [■ telling relatives, friends, neigh‘i. bors and business associates of •! the news. The person burdened ! ; with this responsibility may ■ J want to create a list and divide it ■ with someone else of equal !• standing in the family. In any case, it may be a good idea to . • , have someone else present when •!' making the calls. While many !*' may wish to exercise restraint, it does no good to bottle up emotions. Consideration should also be given to the fact that, as difficult as it is to disseminate such news, it may be more traumatic to receive it. It may be preferable to deliver the news of death in person therefore when circumstances warrant. Certainly communication of such news is difficult for both, but when possible, it’s helpful to have support from others when sharing such difficult news. At the Moser Funeral Home, *{. we take pride in the high quality service we provide and the car" ing we offer for those who come to us for services. We’re at " 233 Broadview Ave., ; Warrenton. For answers to your • \ questions call 347-3431. Our facilities are welcoming to -' mourners, peaceful, wellappointed and easily adaptable to different preferences. “But I have within which passes show - these but the trappings and the suits of woe ” - William Shakespeare, Hamlet
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