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SOI A DECISION 10 DELAY
It you think you are either too young or t»K> healthy to make plans concerning your funeral, you should realize that death does not necessarily observe a timetable It is a fact of life that death can occur at any time When it does, you should have clearly defined plans in place that make your desires clear. Otherwise, the burden falls on your family members to divine your intentions without you. Decisions such as .those are best not made during the emotionally charged period that immediately follows the death of a loved one. It is not enough to mention your desires to a family member or in a will, which is usually read after the funeral.
V>e plan ahead for most of the significant events in our lives, such as weddings, education and home buying. Why not preplan the commeptoration of our passing ’ Doing so allows the individual to determine the details in advance, and assures that loved ones w ill not be burdened with making arrangements during a most painful time. To explore pre-need contact MOSER U N ERA L HOME at (540) 347-3431. We will arrange an initial, confidential meeting when we will discuss your pre-need options You are invited to sisit our facility at 233 Broads lew Avenue. Warrenton.
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"As a mother's womb holds us for ten months, making us ready. ... for life, just so. through our lives we am making ourselves
for another birth."
- Seneca
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