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PASSING COMMENTS Family members may seek to avoid discussions of death initiated by older family members, but they should not consider it morbid w hen the elderly talk about their own passing, plans for disposing of their property. ■ or their funeral arrangements. Such candid discussion should be viewed, instead, as a psychological preparation, a means of looking at life directly, and a way of taking charge of one's own life. Countless studies, in fact, point out that negative attitudes and attempts to quiet talk of death are inappropriate for the elderly. Researchers also indicate that older people have less fear of death and approach it more openly than their younger counterparts. Not only are most older people more aware of their own tinitudc. but they feel more capable of facing death and accept it more peacefully than younger people might imagine.
Whether cremation or traditional interment is your choice, w e are here to honor vour request. At MOSER FUNERAL HOME. our compassionate staff will assist in arranging a commemorative event that will reflect y our requirements n d budget. Contact us. whenever you need us. 24 hours a day at (540) 3473431. We will meet with you and provide you with a wide range of memoriali/ation options. We are conveniently located, with ample parking, at 233 Broadview Ave., Warrenton.
No detail is too large or too
small for us to handle. "God pours life into death and death into life without it drop beinf; spilled."
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