How do you even BEGIN to get started writing a eulogy for someone you love?

Answer 1

Oh boy. Think about their whole life - the high points, biographical data - that people may not know.

Then try to inculde your feelings for them, or how others feel. What is memorable about them.

Your audience is all those gathered. but it's your chance to say what you want about the loved one as well.

Sorry for your loss. Good luck.

Answer 2

i'd probably start by thinking of all the good things about that person. then the good times u've shared. list em down. write down the positives, and negatives. make a whole compilation of what that person really meant to you.

then u can see how much that person mean to other people. find something that can connect all the people together in that room, for that person. for his or her memory.

once u figure out what u want to portray, pick some key things that truly show off that person's great qualities. because of that person, u are better. having known that person, has contributed somehow to ur life. so find out what exactly that person meant to you, and u will be able to tell others what u want people to remember about this person, and how important they've been as a person, as a friend, as a loved one. good luck.

Answer 3

I would start with how we met and became friends or what ever. Talk about all the good times we had together and go on from there to how much you are going to miss that person because they were a big/ or just part of your life.

Answer 4

close your eyes and just think of all the times that you and that person shared and trust me the words would flow and your memories will be fond and good so take a deep breath and start to smile as you remember all your wonderful memories and lol sorry for your lost