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NOT HOME FOR
THE HOLIDAYS
The loss of a loved one is perhaps most deeply felt during holidays, anniversaries, and other special days. The holidays, which usually serve to draw family and friends together in an emotional embrace, may only accentuate loss after a loved one dies. This is especially true in the year following a death. The important thing to remember during holidays is to continue to seek out family and friends to remember those no longer with us. These remembrances may consist of looking at photo albums or trading stories. Getting together in this spirit is a form of tribute commemorating shared love and life well-lived. If traditional holiday practices prove to be too emotionally charged without the deceased, create new traditions. Feeling grief as the anniversary approaches of a loss of a loved one is common for many. At the MOSER FUNERAL HOME, 233 Broadview Avenue, Warrenton, we urge you to honor your feelings by taking care of yourself that day or during that time. Oftentimes people find it meaningful to return to the gravesite of a loved one and leave flowers or another remembrance. Call us at 347-3431 to set up an appointment. "God does not lake away trials or
' carry us over them, but strengthens us through them.”
- E.B. Puiey
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