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When
A Child Dies
It seems nothing can mitigate the death of a child. The very idea seems to be at odds with the way in which we view the natural order of the world. It may help to remember that, long before we began to view death as having a wrinkled face, the young were far more vulnerable to disease and mishaps. Anyone who tours a cemetery populated with grave markers from the 17th and 18th centuries will see that infants and young children were4 hardly immune from death. As a result, our forebears were all too familiar with death at every stage of life and viewed it as an inextricable part of life, which made the death of a child more understandable.
Nothing can reduce your loss when it comes to losing a child, but rituals chosen by you, respectful of your relationship, can offer comfort and honor to your beloved one. At the Moser Funeral Home, 233 Broadview Ave., Warrenton, we’re here to respond to your particular needs and requests when it comes to designing services that reflect your values and beliefs. Call us at 3473431to set up an appointment.
"Only the young die good."
-Oliver Herfprd
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