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EULOGIZING THE
DECEASED
Family members often prefer to eulogize the deceased because they wish to share memories, emotions, and personal history with the assembled mourners. Doing so lends a degree of intimacy and authenticity that a member of the cletgy simply cannot match. When writing a eulogy, try to recollect moments and incidents that exemplify the personality of the deceased. No moment is too small. In fact, it is sometimes the seemingly inconsequential moments in life that are best remembered and/or leave the biggest impressions. As with most writing assignments, try to distill vour thoughts, and allow time for at least one revision. If time allows for more revisions, make them. Practice your delivery, and speak from the heart.
There are many options for commemoration the death of loved one Some chose to write a eulogy. Others may prefer to use a montage of photographs to elicit remembrances of the deceased. Whatever your decision, your w ishes w ill be honored at MOSER FUNERAL HOME We will assist you with the preparations to assure that the commemoration is as traditional or unique as you wish. Reach us at 540-347-3431 You are inv ited to tour our location at 233 Broadview Ave. Warrenton
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