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Mary £. Dennis Castleton resident Mary Edna Smoot Dennis, 76, of Castleton, died Sunday, April 29, at Gainesville Health and Rehabilitation Center. She was born May 15,1930 in Washington, VA to the late

Harvey F. and Cecil Riley Smoot. Mrs. Dennis was a very active member of Fellowship Assembly of God. She enjoyed crocheting, gardening, and spoiling her children and grandchildren. Mary was the world’s most good and faithful wife and will be missed. She is survived by her devoted husband of 57 years, Warren Emerson Dennis, her daughters, Yvonne Sandra See of Wardensville, WV and Ruth Clarice Pugh and her husRandy

Minter KJl. TAKING DEATH PERSONALLY As Baby Boomers face their mortality, they are taking new approaches to decisions about their funerals that are having widespread repercussions. Instead of automatically embracing the rites and rituals of preceding generations. Baby Boomers are formulating their funerals to be as unique as each individual. This is nothing new for this generation, which has always approached life (and now. death) on its own terms. What this means for Baby Boomers and the rest of us is that it is becoming increasingly acceptable and desirable to personalize funerals and burial (or cremation). Death is being viewed as another in a string of life events that should be observed in a unique and special manner. We preplan to accommodate important events in our lives, such as college education and weddings. Why not predetermine the commemoration of our passing? Pre-need planning in a fast growing option that is being embraced by more and more individuals. It relieves the family of the deceased from the difficulties associated with making decisions during such a difficult time. Contact MOSER FUNERAL HOME, at (540 ) 347-3431. We will arrange an initial, confidential meeting when we will answer all of your questions regarding your pre-need options. We are located at 233 Broodview Ave.. Warrentim. We look forward to serv ing you. ' Please send your questions or comments to my office or e-mail me at: uimuMbhckluwhciMl “Death is merely nuning from one home to another. If we are wise, we seek to regard the latter as the abode of beauty

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