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MAKING ARRANGEMENTS
If you were to die without arrangements for your funeral and burial, your grieving family would be left with the task of sorting through the many decisions surrounds a funeral and interment For this reason, increasing numbers of thoughtful individuals are planning their own funerals, designating their funeral preferences, and even |nying for them in advance. They see funeral planning as an extension of will and estate planning. One important consideration with undertaking such planning involves where the remains will be buried, entombed, or scattered During the short interval between death and the banal of a loved one, family members may find themselves hurriedly making decisions about cemetery plots or graves. Planning ahead relieves them of this burden.
We preplan for many of the significant events of our lives including weddings and retirement. Why not make arrangements for the commemoration of our passing ’ You can alleviate your loved ones from the necessity of making difficult decisions at the time of loss. Additionally, you can chose most specifically how you wish to be remembered. To leam more about preneed options, contact MOSER FUNERAL HOME, at (540) 347-3431. You are invited to tour our facility at 233 Broadview Ave^ Warrenton. No detail is too large or too small for us to handle.
Please send your questions or comments to my office or e-mail me at:
moserih@blacfchawkejKt
"The cry of the human for a life beyond the grave comes from that which is noblest in the soul of man." - Henry van Dyke
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