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It is entirely understandable that concerned visitors may be at a loss as to what to say to a dying friend or family member. Experts suggest that visitors be as open and honest as possible. Attention should be focused upon sharing the experience with the dying person, in hopes of offering strength and understanding in the face of approaching death and the struggle to accept it. When terminal patients are apprised of their conditions, it fosters a sense of partnership with caretakers and promotes a crucial sense of dignity. In this honest environment, patients are better able to come to terms with their fate and discuss it openly. Visitors can then perform the invaluable service of lending a receptive ear.

Experiencing the death of a family member or friend is an impactful event. At MOSER FUNERAL HOME, we understand how difficult it may be to make arrangements during such a stressful time. We are here for you whenever you need us. Please contact us at (540)347-3431. We will assist you with compassion every step of the way in assuring that your loved one’s death is commemorated in the most appropriate manner. Our wellappointed facility is located at 233 Broadview Ave., Warrenton. No detail is too large or too small

for us to handle.

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- Hugh Robert Orr

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