A Eulogy To Remember.

A Eulogy To Remember.

Last updated: 8/2008

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Author, Funeral Presider and Public Speaker, Kevin Burch

By Kevin Burch BSc MSc PGCE MPNLP
Bath, England
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Friday February 22, 2008

Dear Friend,

You like me, have lost someone special, with all that means for you, and all the feelings it brings, and you naturally want to deliver a funeral speech - a eulogy - which honors that person's memory in the right way.

Right now that may seem a daunting task, and yet please know that giving this eulogy can be one of the most rewarding things you have ever done in your life. And, with the right guidance, it can also be simple.

How do I know? Because I have been in your shoes. I have sat in your place, and I know how you're feeling.

Not only have you lost a loved one, but now you're sitting here, the clock is ticking and you have yet more things you need to do at this difficult time.

So let me ask you a question...

How much better would you feel, how much more confident, if you had a clear, easy-to-follow, step-by-step plan right in front of you?

How much easier would your task look, knowing you had an experienced guide by your side? A guide who made it both quick and simple for you to gather the right facts, decide what to include, bring it all together and then to deliver your speech with clarity and assurance?

Because this is what I can do for you.

You see, seven years ago, when my grandfather died, he'd been more like a father to me, so my sense of loss was overwhelming.

And suddenly I was faced with writing and delivering a eulogy for the first time in my life, in just a few days time, knowing that I wanted to honor this special person's memory, show the love we felt, and also give people a reason to smile.

And all this in front of an audience, in a voice loud and clear enough that they could hear me, however I might feel be feeling at the time!

As you can easily imagine, writing and delivering that eulogy for my grandfather – for Tom – was truly a voyage into the unknown. And there were no books to help. In fact, it's fair to say that...

Writing that First Eulogy, on my Own,
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It was a bit like when you go to the dentist, and you know that you need to go through with it, and you know it's important, and you know absolutely that you'll be glad once it's over, but in the meantime it's so painful, and every moment seems to drag, and you desperately want a way to get through it as ...

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