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CHANGING
CUSTOMS
The deaths of public figures have called attention to changing customs. The fresh flowers brought to Princess Diana's home at Kensington Palace created an expansive floral carpet. The deaths of two guards in Washington, D.C. prompted people to bring flowers to the Capitol building steps. These floral tributes have been emulated extensively across the country, as people use flowers as expressions of grief, respect, and symbols of life. Moreover, books Filled with blank pages give people opportunity to express their thoughts about the lives and deaths of those whom they love and admire. When Mother Teresa died, embassies and consulates became venues for people who wanted to write words of remembrance in condolence books, now, a common practice at funerals. We’re here to customize our services for your needs so your remembrance of your loved one can represent your family’s values and beliefs. At the Moser Funeral Home, 233 Broadview Avenue, Warrenton we will help you determine what kinds of customs you wish to follow or will support your creativity as you come up with ideas that seem suitable with which to remember your loved one. Call 347-3431.
“There is surely a piece of divinity in us, something that
was before the elements and owes no homage unto the sun. "
~ Thomas Browne
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