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OUT OF SIGHT,
OUT OF MIND It used to be common practice for people to die at home and receive care from family. Today, unlike our ancestors, we are not sure of what to expect w hen we die, or how to prepare for it. We lack direct experience with death because it so often occurs out of sight, in hospitals and nursing homes, rather than at home. Displays of mourning are also more private and less prolonged. For these reasons, and others, we tenet to avoid thoughts of death! and dying. If however, you' wish to address your fears! and give serious thought to j your own demise, consult j with a funeral director, who ! can help you make! arrangements that will put j you at ease. Prearrangements are a gift to j your family because they! ensure that your wishes aiei met which makes them teel! glad to honor you in the wav that you wanted. At tin MOSER FUN ERA 1 HOME, we urge you to ask us about our various plans. We re at 233 Broadv icw Avenue Warrenton. Call 347-3431. 24 - Honrs a dor “The fear of deulli is w orse
than death'
-Robert lint ton
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