If you passed tomorrow, what would your eulogy say??

Question

Is the answer to this question worth changing a few things about yourself?

Answer 1

I really hope that if I pass tomorrow, someone will tell everyone in my eulogy that Dee really didn't want to see anyone cry. I hope they would say, "Was this what she was about? Tears? Nope....she thrived off of laughter and the happiness of others. So don't mourn her death.....but celebrate her life. Tell jokes that you know would have made her laugh. Tell stupid stories of all the mistakes she made so often. But do so with a giggle in your heart.....not a twinge of sadness. This girl wanted to wipe away the pain she saw in the world and make them laugh at ridiculousness of it all."

So were I to pass tomorrow......Antny, your job is to organize the Roast! I want people laughing and joking and telling the stupidest stories they can remember about our times here on YA. It should be a celebration of life. And no tissues allowed. (unless they are tears of laughter. )

:)

Answer 2

Vini, Vidi, Vavoom..He Came, He Saw, He got freaked out and took off..no, people come and go in a life all the time..dyin is just a part of livin..I'm sorry to hear about your friend though. She answered one of my questions once I think..seemed like a gentle soul. To be honest I'm such a cynic I wondered if the whole thing was staged..I mean no disrespect BTW and I feel for her family and friends. So..in answer to your question I would like to think I would become a more trusting individual but experience has taught me to build a wall...I miss the 70's..sobs

Answer 3

I have no regrests except not turning to Jesus at a younger age, but at the same time I am proud of the life I have lived b/c the things I am not excited about have taught me important lessons that I would otherwise take for granite.

Oh, then I want Another "One Bites the Dust" played!!

Answer 4

If I passed tomorrow then I would still be alive! But, if I passed "away" tomorrow then my eulogy would say: A stunt driver by trade. May he rest in pieces!

Answer 5

Not really..i am who I am…people like it or not…and I wouldn’t change…..i would also like to be remembered for just how I was not and not how I pretended to be for people to like me…sure I’m very real and don’t take anyones crap…but in the end day I think I’m a good person who knows what they want….i would like to be remembered as someone who really enjoyed life and lived it to the fullest..:)


and if i pass away * i would like pink Smiley faces in my honor…but I wish it never comes to that though not yet..i'm haven to much fun here...

Answer 6

I like to think that I am a good, caring individual. I don't mean to offend anybody and when I inadvertently do, I am very quick with apologies. I'm a good friend, someone that one could always talk to, secrets die in me. I mean, yes, there is alot I could and am working on...but I do try. I want to leave this life a good person.

Answer 7

My parent would say: Well, atleast he is finally out of the house.

Friends would say: Cool, dont have to listen to him bitchh about the world anymore.

Ex would say: Did he get crushed by weights at the gym or did he OD on proteins.

Relative (except two of my cousins): Who is that guy???

My Supervisor/Manager would say: Damnn, why couldn't he had finished his report before he die.

Answer 8

I would hope that whomever does it says I was a good mother, wife and friend. I would hope they include that I enjoyed having fun and a was good listener.

I didn't accomplish all I dreamed about, but I accomplished more than I dreamed possible.

Answer 9

Confusion would be my epitaph,
& the eulogy would say:
He was a gOOd person with an
open heart.

Answer 10

He was a nice man who loved his friends, electronic gadgets and head. The man would do anything for head. Morning, noon and night, head head head. Franlky, it;s a relief he is gone