Things
to consider for a eulogy
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When and where the deceased was born
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Nicknames and other names known to others
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Parent's names, where they met and married
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Brothers and sisters and their place in the family
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Early childhood —
localities and interests
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Schools attended, awards given
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Academic or trade qualifications and
achievements
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Interesting stories about childhood days
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Details of any military service
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Details of marriages, divorces, and other
significant relationships
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Details about children, grandchildren, or
great-grandchildren
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Details of any club membership, positions
held
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Details of sporting achievements
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Details of hobbies or interests, travel,
crafts
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Details of historical significance
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Preferences, likes and dislikes
— activities
(e.g. music, theatre)
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Special stories, sayings, or qualities of
significance to others
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Special reading, poetry or music to be
included
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