When my mother Passed, I wanted to speak her Eulogy

Yes, I did an eulogy for my boyfriends uncle. Later his brother asked me if he could have a copy. I was glad it was good enough as I've never written one for anyone before.⭐

I have given several Eulogies over the years and a number of stories on occasions when there was a call for memories to be shared. Each is different as the memories and impact of the persons life is so different.

I'd recommend you share it with family and close friends.

Mommy was my heart! I loved her and did most everything to bring a smile to her face. I could talk with her for hours. I wanted to learn about her own childhood. I wanted to know her happy times as well as her sad times. I wanted to learn what and who encouraged her. Who it was that stepped in and held her tightly when she was raped.
Someday, when I pass away I hope my own children will be able to tell their children something tender and memorable about ME!

I did a eulogy at my mom's funeral. I spoke briefly on my mom's strengths and how much she meant to me. I recited a poem. I remember looking at the front row of people and the rest of the room was full-I don't remember their faces. It was hard to start to speak, but after I started, it was easy. I spoke from my heart. I was glad I did it. I wished I had spoken at my dad's funeral a few years prior to that. But he knew how much I loved him.

I am amazed when people can do it. My parents died when I was young, and there was no way i could have given a eulogy.

I did it for both my parents.