The eulogy is in essence a speech delivered in tribute and celebration of the deceased person. It may cover a wide range of topics, but generally includes their ‘time-line’, life achievements and ways in which they have touched the lives of others.It may be delivered by a chosen family member or friend, Clergyperson or Celebrant and is often lovely when shared between a number of people. These tips may help you learn how to write a eulogy.Writing and delivering the Eulogy is an important task and can mean a great deal to grief stricken family and friends.Engage the support of others as you compile the eulogy. This can indeed be a special time for friends and family members, as they reflect on the life of their loved one.Where to start:The persons history in chronological order:Full name/nicknamesBirthdatePlace of birthParents and siblingsChildhood daysEducationJobs/careerRelationships/marriageChildren/grandchildrenPlaces livedAchievementsHobbies or special interestsNotable likes and di...
