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CHOOSING A FINAL
RESTING PLACE
Traditional cemeteries have been with us for centuries. Steeped in history, they usually feature upright gravestones that are arranged in rows. Originally situated near churches and other places of worship, traditional cemeteries are likely to be rich in monuments, wrought-iron gates and fences, and other architectural features. There may also be mausoleums for aboveground burial. More recently, memorial parks began to make their appearance about 75 years ago. This type erf cemetery is known for its vast expanses of lawn, flowering beds, and trees. Burial places are marked by braize memorials that lie flush with the ground. The resultant effect is that of a green park that invites quiet contemplation of nature and life.
Cemeteries create a quiet place for families to remember their loved ones. At MOSER FUNERAL HOME, we offer all sorts of funeral options for families, including prearrangements. Call 347-3431 (233' Broadview Avenue, Warrenton) 24-hours a day. Call us for information about bunal sites and our new columbarium for entombment of cremations at Bright View Cemetery, located just outside of Warrenton.
Please send your questions or comments to my office or e-mail me at:
moserfh@blacMiawkeJiet
“Think not disdainfully of death,
but look on it with favor, for
nature wills in like all else."
-Marcus Aurelius
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