Articles for tag: Eulogies, Eulogy, Grandpa, How to Write a Eulogy

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Eulogy: A Tribute to My Grandfather

Last night, I read something that reminded me of my beloved grandfather who passed away almost 14 years ago. As I reflected on Grandpa, I pulled up the eulogy I wrote and delivered, through choking tears, at his funeral. At that time in my life, I was an investment broker, young, successful and on the ...

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Funeral Etiquette for Southeast Asian Religions

Funeral etiquette is subject nobody likes to think about, but eventually every one us will be required to pay our respects. Most of us no doubt fully expect that we’ll know, at least those of us who are adults, will know how to act. Subdued, respectful, reverent. America is a melting pot, as they like ...

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Analysis of Auden’s Poem In Memory of W.B. Yeats

The Desolation Without Sun: an Analysis of Auden’s Line Each line of a poem represents a carefully crafted piece of artistry that supports the whole work. Via intentionally placed words, punctuation, and sounds, a poem moves forward with athletic quickness or slow realization. In the first stanza of W.H. Auden’s In Memory of W.B. Yeats, ...

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Writing a Grandfather’s Eulogy

If you are not familiar with the process of writing in general, it may be daunting to compose a eulogy. A common mistake made by the inexperienced is to imitate a lofty style. Don’t forget that whatever you write about your grandfather, you will have to read aloud as well. If you use simple, direct ...

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Six Elements of a Good Eulogy

Eulogies are given at funerals by friends, relatives and sometimes associates as personal memorials or individual reflections about the deceased. If you have attended even a few funerals that have included eulogies you may have recognized that some flow smoothly and others decidedly do not. You may even have thought to yourself, “what would I ...