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How to Write an Obituary
Quickly and easily write the words that will give a memorable and loving tribute to one you have loved.
Everything you need is right here!
Be super confident when you write an obituary for your loved one and know the right aspects to include in order to have a meaningful newspaper or website tribute to your dearly departed in the obituary section.
Sunday, 8:48 a.m.
From the desk of Laurie Mueller
Dear Friend
I am so sorry for your loss.
I know how hard it is at this time for you to even think about accepting the fact that your loved one has passed on and yet, right now, you need to think about putting your thoughts into words, memories into a tribute and giving your loved one the kind of farewell that you know would make them proud and happy.
You want to share the wonderful parts of the life of your loved one with others and you need to find the instructions on how to put it all in order and make it come out in the way that meets up to your expectations and gives your loved one the best kind of farewell.
You want to know what to say, how much to say, what to leave out and you want to get the information correct and give a good tribute to the one that you love. You want people to get the information that they need in order to come to the service or to send a message to the family. You want people to be informed but you don't want thieves and crooks to be able to rob and loot any of your family or take on the deceased's identity. You need clear directions on how you can accomplish all of this. You might not have done this ever before so you need step-by-step instructions that can lead you through getting this task done quickly and easily.
No more sifting through a multitude of websites wondering if you have covered it all. No more reading things that don't even pertain to what you are looking for and wasting your valuable time.
No more guessing what is needed or trying to decipher which obituaries in the paper are good examples for you to use.
Not only am I a writer and a presenter and a counselor. I am a person who has attended a great number of funerals mostly for family but also I have lost some good friends in accidents and to cancer. I have clipped the obituaries and saved them. Both my parents and my first husband died and I took an active role in creating a meaningful service in memory of them. I wrote their obituaries. I have helped friends and family members write obituaries for their loved ones. I have taken their stories of what goes right and what can go wrong and made sure that you have all of this information simply and easily at your fingertips so that in your time of distress you can easily get the technical information that you need to honor your deceased love one in the manner that you aspire to.
For over 30 years I have worked with funeral presenters. I have worked with people who are grieving, I have helped people learn how to write.
And now I can help you at this very minute wherever you are in the world. Whatever faith you are, to understand that you can write a loving testimonial to your deceased family member or friend.
I am not a writer so I didn't know what to say or how to say it. Laurie helped me. Thanks Laurie - CB, Victoria, BC
I had questions about how to write some sensitive material. Laurie told me what to do. - TR - Prince George, BC
Kiddo! You did it for me! Great Job! Good luck on your website! - Frank, Vancouver, BC
When my mother died and I knew it was my sole responsibility to give her a proper send off. As I was flying into town the day after her death, I started sketching out the obituary that would be needed to put into the newspaper later that day. I arrived in my home town and immediately went to visit my mother's closest relative and friend - her cousin - who I respectfully call "Auntie Bea" . She was upset. How could I have put such a curt notice in the paper? Why did it not mention any service or the date or time of the service? I was mystified. As an only child, I knew there was no one else to put a notice in the paper. I told Auntie Bea that I was currently writing the obituary, I told her that I would let her know the next day when and where the service would be and that I would put a new notice into the newspaper. And I did. And she was relieved. Crisis averted! The ‘death notice' had been put into the paper on my mother's request to the funeral home when she had "pre-arranged" her funeral. They were her words!
I was determined that my mother's final hurrah would be a true tribute to the wonderfulness of the woman. I wanted to make sure that the people learned about who my mother was and that the stories told and the facts mentioned were the ones that reminded everyone of the goodness of the woman. In my mother's case, as in many folks lives, things were not always easy and sometimes the difficulties overtook the enjoyment of life. But I did not want that to be the focus of the obituary. I wanted her to go out in joy. I did that!
As the only child of an only child and now who had lost both parents, it was up to me to write the obituary to let friends and family know of her passing, to let acquaintances and previous associates to read about who she was and to determine if they could attend the service. They also had to know where to send their memorial wishes and to whom to donate their farewell tribute. The obituary in my opinion was the beginning of the time to celebrate my mother's life and to mourn her passing.
It helped me to do one last special thing for her and it was very good beginning to the healing process for me.
My Mind Went Blank - What Do I Do Now?
When I was confronted by my Auntie Bea, my mind went blank. What was expected? What had other people done? What was the right way to write the obituary? I lived many miles from the city that my mother was in. I hadn't been in touch with her friends and other family members for some years. And now my Aunt was telling me that something I hadn't even done was something I shouldn't have done!
The silly thing was that I did know most of what to do. I was just in shock and in grief and I needed someone to hold my hand and get me onto the right road again. That's why I have put together all this information for you. It is a tough time right now and you need someone to quietly help you do the things you need to do. I want to do that for you.
"With a bit of help, absolutely anyone can write a great tribute to their loved ones....
You are going through a hard enough time right now and you don't need to add more stress to your grieving. My guide "The Ultimate Guide on how to Write an Obituary" and its additional materials will help you get through this time in your life while honoring the one that you love in a meaningful and memorable way. You need only to download this guide, read and put the suggestions into use, and that will place your best foot forward.
In this guide you will find the following information:
How to Write an Obituary
Everything you need to know to write what can be called the funeral notice, death notice or obituary is in this guide and will help you pay proper tribute to your loved one. In this guide it will help you by telling you:
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Many people want to express their love for the deceased on the anniversary of that person's death, but they don't quite know how to go about it. In this quick and easy to follow guide, you will get the information you need to put one together. You will also read some samples to show you the different styles of "In Memoriam" that others have written.
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Sincerely,
Laurie Mueller, M.Ed
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