Eulogy Made Simple: How to Write and Deliver a Great Funeral Speech in Six Simple Steps
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Eulogy Made Simple: How to Write and Deliver a Great Funeral Speech in Six Simple Steps
When you only have one chance to get it right, follow this clear and simple process to make sure that the eulogy you give is remembered for only the RIGHT reasons.
Dear reader... you like me, have lost someone special, with all that means for you, and you naturally want to deliver a eulogy which honors that person's memory in the right way.
In 1999, after giving the eulogy for my grandfather, Tom, I decided to help others have the kind of personalized funerals that they and their loved ones wanted. Since then I've conducted hundreds of funerals and written, advised on and delivered almost as many eulogies. This has been for people of all ages, backgrounds and circumstances.
And through that time, I have discovered that the key to giving a wonderful eulogy, easily and without stress, is to simply follow these six steps, which I now present to you in this book.
In addition, inside you will also find:
* Two Emergency, ‘Fill-in-the-blanks’ Eulogy Templates in case you are really in a rush or stuck. * Two chapters of poignant poems and meaningful quotes on parting, passing and the meaning of life. * Real-life example eulogies (which you can borrow from) for all kinds of relationships – mother, father, brother, sister, grandparent, son, aunt and uncle. * A bonus guide to Instant Public Speaking Confidence – so you can deliver your speech the way you truly want to. * Examples of famous, celebrity eulogies – from JFK to Princess Diana, and Ghandi to Monty Python's Graham Chapman.
I promise that with this support at your fingertips, giving this eulogy can be most of the rewarding things you have ever done.
