Presenting a eulogy for a loved one could be the saddest thing and the most difficult public speaking endeavor you could ever experience. You miss your loved one who is no longer with you.
Eulogies may be written in various ways. Only time heals such grief but in the mean while if there are words of comfort sometimes they help the grieving people by giving them a different perspective of the unfortunate event. The life history will also talk about any achievements, awards or other good deeds the deceased accomplished.
An obituary also contains a list of immediate survivors like children, grandchildren, spouse or siblings who were closely associated with the deceased. If you attended school with the deceased, you might want to focus on your school days. This is a celebration of your loved ones life, you shouldn't feel that it is necessary to find poems which are too morbid, if you want something up beat and cheerful then do it.
Writing a eulogy for someone you knew well and probably loved can be a difficult thing to do. To help you get started review the sample obituaries in our newsletter to help you.
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