Standing Ovation Speeches

Eulogy Tribute For Best Friend: Tips And Examples

 

Have you lost your best friend and are looking for tips and ideas to help you prepare a touching eulogy for your dead friend?

 

Just stick with me and you will find the exact words and examples to help you write the best eulogy ever for your friend.

 

Let’s start by asking ourselves this question:

How Do You Start A Eulogy For Your Friend?

 

When your close friend dies suddenly and you are asked to say a few remarks at the funeral or memorial service, it can get very intimidating if you are not good with words or hate being in the public eye.

 

And you have every right to feel nervous because you are expected to honor the memory of your dear friend in a very special way that highlights the depths of your friendship.

I know how it feels to lose a very precious friend to death. About 5 years ago, I lost a close friend to cancer and had to write a tribute for her.

 

As a professional eulogy speech writer, I found myself in a very tight corner even though I had helped several people with their eulogies.

 

But, writing this one was a bit hard for me due to the intense emotions that came with it. I finally got through it and felt so much relieved that I had properly honored my deceased friends with the right words.

 

But, let’s face it. Not everyone has a flair for words. So, how do you go from blinking helplessly at your note pad to cramming it full with very fond memories about your friendship? That’s the focus of the next chapter.

 

Before we jump right in, let me take a moment to tell you how sorry I am for your loss. I once read a quote that says that some friends come into your life for a reason, others for a season and some others for a lifetime.

 

I know without a doubt that your friend came into your life for all those reasons above and losing him or her to death really hurts. It hurts so badly. May the memories you made together bring you comfort and peace in this very sad and difficult time.

 

I found this poem for you. Just read it out loud over and over again and you will find strength to carry on.

 

Here it is:

Gone Too Soon: A Poem To An Extraordinary Person By Stephanie Solis

Today is the day you will be laid to rest,
But you know what they say,
God only takes the best.
Everything happens for a reason,
Even if we may not agree.

Just promise to look after us,
And if you can,
Save a spot up there for me.
The thought of never seeing you again brings tears to my eyes,
And even more so,
Because all of this was such a surprise.
But we should never question what God has planned.

Sometimes it's not meant for us to understand.
So as we sit here and mourn the loss of a beloved friend,
We have to keep telling ourselves that we will meet again.

 

At this point, let’s look at how you can easily and quickly put your friend’s tribute together.

 

How To Write A Eulogy For Your Friend By Following These Simple Steps

 

When you are looking for tips and ideas to write an amazing eulogy, it can be very tempting to scan through a few examples and make slight changes to them and call it done. Unfortunately, that is not how it works.

 

But, like everything worthwhile in life, pouring your whole heart, mind, and soul onto that sheet of paper is a step by step process.

 

Now, let’s look at the easy-to-follow steps that can help you craft a very memorable eulogy for your dead male or female friend.

 

Here are the steps:

• Choose a style/tone for your eulogy speech
• What should be the length of your eulogy tribute?
• How to get ideas and stories for your tribute
• How to make the most of eulogy for friend speech examples
• How to prepare your eulogy for friend using those examples

 

Now, let us get into each of the points in details. First, on the list is:

 

Choose A Style/Tone For Your Eulogy

 

The overall impact of your message depends on the style you choose for your friend’s tribute. Your choice of words depends on your personality, your friend’s personality, and what you would like to say about your late friend.

 

For example, if your friend was a funny or cheerful person, then your tribute might have some lighthearted stories.

 

If your close pal was a thoughtful person, you may share how his thoughts and guidance helped make you a better person.

 

The following questions can help you pick a tone for your friend’s eulogy.

 

• Do you want to write a touching or heartfelt tribute for your close friend?
• What was your late friend’s character disposition? Was he serious, cheerful, and fun to be around?
• Is there a particular aspect of your friend’s character trait you would like to speak about or you just want to tell stories about your friendship?

 

Now, what aspect of your friend’s personality do you wish to highlight?

 

Let’s look at the next thing:

 

Should This Be The Length Of Your Tribute For Your Friend?

 

As a professional eulogy speech writer, I can tell you from experience that the length of your speech doesn’t really matter. What matters most is what you say about your friend at his funeral service or celebration of life.

 

However, a few factors may influence how long it lasts. For example, the deceased’s family may ask you to speak for a certain amount of time.

 

What’s more, if so many people are going to speak at the funeral service, it’s best to stick to the allotted time.

 

If none of those limitations exist, speak from your heart without focusing too much on the agreed time. Just make sure it’s not as long as a mile.

This comes next:

How To Get Content Ideas And Stories For Your Friend’s Tribute

 

Stories are the lifeblood of every eulogy. But, as we grow, our memories become like a sieve because we tend to forget things easily.

 

Whether you have a razor-sharp memory or not, the following ideas can help you think of all those fond memories so you can put together a heartfelt and inspiring eulogy for your friend.

 

Here they are:

• Have you prepared a memorial tribute slideshow about the deceased? You can watch it and see if you can find great pictures that will spark your memory. Here’s an example to help you remember the finer details of your friendship:

 

• Go find your friend’s social media profiles and look for your photos and write down what they remind you about.

• Look through your photo archives or album and find your photos. As you do that, ask yourself what each photo represents?

• Why not speak to your friends if you don’t have photos of the deceased? They can bring back stories that might have slipped through the cracks. You may ask questions like:

1. Can you share a memory or two about your friend with Mark (replace with name of your friend)?
2. Do you remember when we went on the African safari (substitute it by asking about a memorable vacation getaway or any event)?

 

Let’s move on to this:

 

Eulogy For Friend Examples And How To Make The Most Of Them

 

Regardless of what your writing skills are, eulogy for friend samples can help you put together your scattered thoughts and ideas into a very moving tribute.

 

For example, if your friend was killed by cancer, finding a eulogy example about that disease will make the writing a breeze because you can model your eulogy after that template.

 

In the next chapter, I am going to share with you a eulogy for friend example I wrote a while back.

 

After we have reviewed it, we will analyze it with the right examples so you can figure out how to use our findings to write a touching eulogy for your friend.

 

Before we do that, let’s look at this example.

 

Short Eulogy For Friend Example

 

For those of you who do not know me, my name is Jose Cardona. Roland was a really good friend.

 

When a close friend or a loved one we adore with our whole hearts unexpectedly leaves us, a

piece of our heart is forever broken and we often find ourselves wondering what really went wrong.

 

However, this is a profound question no mortal alive can answer.

 

As sad and tragic Ronald’s passing is, let’s use this very sad moment to honor the life of Roland or Roli as most of us knew him.

 

Though we worked together for 20 years, I never got to know his family. But I feel much honored that they asked me to pay tribute to a very special friend who was one of the greatest gifts in my life.

 

 

I’m standing here today to let each of you know that I grieve with you, I’m praying for you, and I will be here if you need anything.

 

I hope and pray that these few words bring you some peace and comfort in this sad moment.

 

Roli was a great guy. He was a quiet person who stayed out of the spotlight. But was a hard worker and would do anything for a friend.

 

From the time we met at Price Waterhouse, our careers followed one another and we became more than co-workers.

 

We became friends. Every morning he would make sure to come say Good Morning and ask about how I was doing.

 

Every evening he would approach to say goodnight. Even if we had disagreed on something work-related earlier, he would never leave angry.

 

He was a bit of a gear head, as am I. So we went to auto shows together and spent hours discussing the latest car models.

 

He was very smart about stocks  and he was a day trader. I would always go to him for advice.

 

Roli had his issues, and ultimately it was those issues that overcame him and end his life. But I don’t want to remember him for his weaknesses, because he had so many strengths.

 

He was motivated, and intelligent, and an incredibly good person. I remember once mentioning in a conversation that my parents needed a new air conditioner and he immediately said “I have an extra one.”

 

He was thoughtful and dedicated and generous. He was proud of his service to his country as an Army Veteran, and he loved what he did for a living.

 

 These past few months have been difficult for everyone. The lockdowns and the layoffs have been hard on all of us. I think it was especially hard for Roli.

 

One thing that I have learned  from this experience is that I can never take anyone for granted in my life, because they can be gone so very quickly, and tragically.

 

Roli, I hope you that you are at peace, and that you are surrounded by loving friends and family who have gone ahead of us.

 

I miss you more than words can say. You will always hold a special place in my heart, and my love for you will never, ever part. I look forward to the time I will get to see you again. Thank you, brother for everything.

 

 

Did you learn a thing or two from reading that template? I hope so.

 

I promised to show you how to write something like that, if not better. So, let’s get into the details.

 

If you want the writing process to be really easy, you have to grab a sheet of paper and split up the speech into three parts and label it like this: introduction, body, and conclusion.

 

Let’s look at this first: the introduction

 

How To Write The Introduction For Your Eulogy

It comprises of these elements:

• Greetings: Here’s an example:

 

Wow… I never thought I would see so many of you here this blistery afternoon as we mourn the passing of my beloved friend, Mark.  Thank you so much for coming for coming from far and near. None of us really want to be here. But you came because you know the deep love I had for a friend whom many said was my older brother.

 

• A Short-Self Introduction

Most folks in the audience might probably not know who you are. Here’s an example: For those of you who might not know me, I am Dan, Mark’s best friend of the last 30 years.

 

• Expression of gratitude

You have to thank a few people when you are asked to deliver a few remarks about your best friend.

First and foremost, thank the family of the deceased for asking you or allowing to say something about your best friend.

 

Here’s an example culled from the above example:

I feel much honored that they asked me to pay tribute to a very special friend who was one of the greatest gifts in my life. I’m standing here today to let each of you know that I grieve with you, I’m praying for you, and I will be here if you need anything.

 

Here are some other personalities you can express gratitude to:

• The friends of your friend for their support and encouragement
• Your friends’ spouse and children for standing by your friend
• His family for help and support
• The doctors and nurses for their medical help

 

Here’s a little homework assignment to help you write your thank you notes:

Can you write a short note thanking your friend’s family for allowing you to speak at the memorial service? Ok, I am so happy you can do that.

Next, do a little brainstorming and write down names of people you would like to express gratitude to.

 

Below is a funny eulogy for friend example:

My friend won’t have lived this long if it were not for the tireless sacrifices of the medical staff- doctors and nurses. I used to visit him when he was on hospice and I was overwhelmed by the amount of love and support they showed him.

 

Sandra’s went above and beyond to ensure he was well-cared for that at some point a patient jokingly said he was her side sick. Sandra was unbelievably kind and I am so grateful that she travelled from the East Coast to be with us this morning. Sandra, thank you so much for your generous love and support for my wonderful friend.

 

Do you see how humorous the last line is? If there’s an element of humor to your friendship, please bring it on and the family will appreciate that you made me smile through the tears.

 

There is, of course, another portion of the introduction called the hook or what is known as starting on a strong note. After you have incorporated the above elements into your script, you then start to write the hook which is that part of your speech that depicts how and where you met your friend as well as how your friendship took off.

 

Here are few ways of starting on a strong note.

 

First, you can begin by sharing how you met your friend. Here’s another example:

 

I first met Cassandra in a place that tends to stoke one’s passions for social and economic justice — the financial aid line at law school. (Laughter.) We were just entering Harvard Law. We happened to be next to each other in line, I think it was in Pound Hall, and we were furiously filling out our financial aid forms. I have no doubt I was doing something wrong.

 

She may have looked over my shoulder and said, “I think that’s wrong.” (Laughter.) And we were inching forward each time the registrar shouted, “Next!” We introduced ourselves to each other, and we bonded over the fact that we were signing our lives away to Harvard, fully aware of how long it would take us to pay off that debt that we were about to accrue.

 

Second, you may write down how you felt when you heard the news of the passing of your dear friend. Again, this is an example to buttress this point.

 

‘’ Ever since I heard the news on Saturday morning, I find that several times during the day, I stop and shake my head in disbelief. How could it be that Donna — this vibrant, radiant light — is gone? Somehow the shock of it all has inured us from the deep grief and heartache that we know will only intensify in the days, weeks, months, even years to come. ‘’

 

Third, you can start with any of these quotes to make your eulogy very thoughtful and emotional:

 

Quotes For Eulogy For Your Friend

 

The comfort of having a friend may be taken away, but not that of having had one” ~ Seneca

"You meet people who forget you. You forget people you meet. But sometimes you meet those people you can't forget. Those are your friends." ~ Mark Twain

"He who has gone, so we but cherish his memory, abides with us, more potent, nay, more present than the living man." ~ Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.

“Even the best of friends cannot attend each other’s funeral” ~ Kehlog Albran

“Some people come into our lives and quickly go. Some stay for a while, leave footprints on our hearts, and we are never, ever the same.” ~ Flavia Weedn

 

How do you use quotes to write a killer hook? I am going to use Mark Twains’ words.

 

I once read a quote by Mark Twain that says You meet people who forget you. You forget people you meet. But sometimes you meet those you can’t forget. Those are your friends.

 

Donna was my most loyal friend I can’t ever forget. She was the very essence of love, life, and inspiration. She was unbelievably special to me in every way. When I fell off the stairs last year, she was there. When my husband died a few years back, she was there to comfort and console and lend a helping hand.

 

The body comes after the introduction. So, let’s look at it.

How To Write The Body or Outline Of Your Friend’s Eulogy

 

Let’s now write down simple answers to the questions below:

• What were your shared interests or passions?
• What was your friend’s influence on your life?
• What were your most memorable moments?
• What were your friend’s admirable qualities?
• What made your friend a very exceptional person?

 

This is what I want you to do right now if you have written answers to the above questions. Just write down a rough first draft. Never mind how it looks like on paper because you can always go back to it and get rid of the excesses till it looks great.

 

The conclusion comes last.

Now,…let’s look at

How To Write The Ending Of Your Eulogy For Your Friend

 

Here are ways of ending on a memorable note.

First, if you have nothing to say, just end by sobbing into a tissue This, will at least give some closure to your friendship.

 

Second, you can share why and how you will miss your dead friend.

 

Third, you can end with your personal wish or prayer for the departed soul and family.

‘’We pray that the Lord grants our sister, Cassandra, eternal peace. May He bless her memory. May he bless her family, and the lives of everyone that she touched.’’

 

Fourth, end with the legacy your friend left behind.

‘’ I guess in a way, Donna left us a blueprint for a life well lived. To always make time. To remember what’s important. To be present. To cherish the ones we love. God, we will miss you.  Thank you, Donna. How incredibly lucky we were. ‘’

Eulogy For Friend...Now, Let The Pros Help You With Your Eulogy Speech So You Can Relax And Have Your Peace of Mind

 

Dear Loving Friend,

 

I am Alan

Let’s face it…Life can sometimes be so unfair...After losing several members of my family within a few years, I lost my great friend too. We've been friends since the Vietnam War.

He was my world and everything to me. We were so close that people thought we were from the same mom. With his departure, life became hard and I wondered how my life was going to be like without him by side.

I began to grieve for months until I realized that his funeral service was around the corner. It was then that I began to panic because his family asked me to deliver a tribute and I didn't know what to say. Let alone begin one.

Looking for help everwhere, I frantically landed on this page you are currently reading and it made all the difference. 

This Helped Me Out!

Initially, I was skeptical when Dan and his team said they could help give a great speech even if I hated speaking in public or short on time.

Well, I remember the old age nothing ventured, nothing gained. So, I took a leap of faith when I found that I didn’t have to pay first to get my speech and that allayed my fears. I thought I had nothing to lose after all.

Quickly, I got started by first filling out this form. Dan and his team delivered as promised. 

Below is the note I sent to Dan after he'd transmitted my speech. (Please you can double click on the image if you can't see it clearly)

At the funeral service, I delivered my tribute with so much ease people that his family thanked me profusely for sharing stories they were hearing for the very first time.  

 

Putting together your thoughts and emotions into a very beautiful tribute without letting the tears flow isn’t an easy thing and I experienced that recently when I wrote a eulogy for my close friend.

 

I really feel sorry for you for and I think you shouldn’t struggle to come up with a very beautiful tribute family and friends of your best friend will never, ever forget.

 

Granted, writing a unique, memorable, and inspiring eulogy for your friend is not an easy thing at all at this painful time even if you’re a very gifted writer.

 

I want to take this very heavy burden off your shoulder by helping you come up with a funny, inspiring, and memorable eulogy that truly captures your friend’s life.

 

Just imagine how great it would feel when you give your speech with such ease and grace and everyone compliments you on a great job done.

 

Yes, that can be possible when you let me help you out.

 

Want to get on board? Of course, you should by first filling out this simple form.

Read On To Find out How It Works

 

Ok, Is This Offer For Me?

• Yes, if you want to feel a great sense of warmth and relief without the pressure and stress of coming up with something at this incredibly difficult time of your life.

 

• Yes, if your friend died under circumstances like suicide, drug abuse, murder, cancer, didn’t do much with his or her life, etc. and you really can’t seem to put pen to paper because of the emotions involved.

 

• Yes, if you’re simply overwhelmed with grief… and you have less than 24 hours to the funeral and have suddenly realized that you don’t have written anything about your close friend

 

 

• Yes, if you are expecting nothing less than a very special, beautiful, unique and a memorable eulogy speech that will bless, praise and honor the memory of your precious friend.

 

• Yes, if you want to take off the heavy burden of expectation off your shoulders so you can give a meaningful, uplifting and heartwarming speech that will warm hearts and bring your friend’s admirable personality alive

 

 

• Yes, if you don’t have much time to write a perfect speech because of the stress of preparing so many things for your friend’s funeral arrangement so you can have your peace of mind

 

• Yes, if you’re overwhelmed with work demands and other pressures of life.

 

Then, let’s take care of it and the mourners will definitely sing your praises.

Here's a letter an old client sent to us after the service.

 

• Yes, if you want the funeral-goers to shower you with very sincere compliments…just imagine how you will feel….Your friend will be looking down at you and will be so proud of you too!

 

• Yes, if you are not good with words and you feel you’re not a natural writer and you are struggling to find the right words but still want to give a great eulogy speech for your  friend

 

• Yes, if you get so scared anytime you’re asked to say something before an audience and you really want to save yourself from any form of embarrassment at your friend’s funeral…Remember, you can’t wing it

 

• Yes, if you are not too eloquent or not too sure if you are on the right track and take out the guesswork…Remember, what you say will speak volumes about your love for your friend

 

• Yes, if you absolutely hate speaking in public or feel this is not your thing but you want to make your friend feel so proud of you

 

• Yes, if you have less than 24 hours to the funeral and you are really stressed out and scared you  might make some horrible mistakes

 

• Yes, if you are a good speaker but you still want someone to look over or review what you've come up with!

 

Just imagine leaving your entire presentation in the hands of skilled speech consultants who will take away your pain of spending hours thinking hard and long about what to say and what not to say.

Also, envision being patiently guided to say something the grievers will never, ever forget

And also imagine the peace of mind you will have when you relax and sleep well knowing full well that you have someone to hold your back so you can make your friend feel so proud

Won’t you love that? I hope you will...

 

Funeral not too far away? Or happening in less than 24 hours? Trust me, we can deliver! it doesn’t matter if your speech is today or  tomorrow we can make things work for you  

Here's a letter another old client sent to us after the service.

 

Ok, I am Interested, What’s the Cost?

You simply pay what you want after you’ve got your beautiful speech.

Why? As you know, the current health crisis has caused severe hardships for most people.

Precious lives have been lost, jobs wiped out and families displaced, leaving everyone wondering what the future holds.

Yet, a very caring friend like you has to speak at the burial service. 

Nonetheless, not everyone could afford our services even before the pandemic suddenly hit us.

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1) CLICK HERE NOW TO GET STARTED NOW TO GET YOUR GREAT SPEECH NOW BY FILLING OUT THIS QUESTIONNAIRE---you only pay after your beautiful speech has been delivered. So, you can have peace of mind!

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Just a reminder of what our offer entails 

You simply pay what you want after you’ve got your beautiful speech.

Why? As you know, the current health crisis has caused severe hardships for most people.

Precious lives have been lost, jobs wiped out and families displaced, leaving everyone wondering what the future holds.

Yet, a very caring friend like you has to speak at the burial service. 

Nonetheless, not everyone could afford our services even before the pandemic suddenly hit us.

So, we have dropped our normal rates so you can simply pay what you want after you have got your beautiful speech.

Please note: When life gets back to normal, this offer will be scrapped for good.

So, please take advantage of it now.

Even though we are going through this crazy time, if you do a poor job at it, your speech will be captured on video and your family and other viewers will forever remember what you said and would not attribute your poor performance to the fact there was a deadly disease in town.  

So, please take advantage of it now by simply paying what you want after you get your beautiful speech.  

Please note: Your speech draft comes with a proven and simple tip to master your speech or remember your speech just as you want it without carrying a paper with you.

 

Just see what someone said about that great tip that's proven to calm your nerves and help you speak with purpose, poise, and clarity!

 

''Hi Dan,

The speech went very well, I modified it a bit and practiced it as you suggested (great advice).  Thanks for all your help and if I need a prepared speech again I’ll definitely contact you.

All the best,

Matt''

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Just see what someone said about that great tip that's proven to calm your nerves and help you speak with purpose, poise, and clarity!

''Hi Dan,

The speech went very well, I modified it a bit and practiced it as you suggested (great advice).  Thanks for all your help and if I need a prepared speech again I’ll definitely contact you.

All the best,

Matt''

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Eulogy For A Friend

Eulogy For A Friend: Now, You Can Easily and Quickly Write a Very Lovely And Touching Eulogy For Your Friend By Following These Simple Ideas

 

Are you looking for easy-to-follow tips and ideas to help you write a very inspiring eulogy for your friend that will praise, bless, and honor the memory of your best friend in a very special way?

 

If so, please stick with me for a little while and I will share with you tips and ideas to help you write a very special tribute speech for your friend even if you’re not good with words or so overwhelmed to start with.

 

I will never, ever forget about my friend Christy Lou Landrum. God used her to bless my life so much and when my beloved friend suddenly died from cancer this past winter, I was totally devastated.

          

                    

I remember her telling me in her last correspondence before she passed that it was okay if she died because she sure would find rest in the bosom of the Lord Jesus Christ.

 

If you had such friend in your life, then you will appreciate the true worth of eternal friendship.

 

 

Well, I really know how it feels like to lose a very special friend who holds a special place in your heart as I recently lost a very treasured friend and I would like to express my deepest condolences on the passing of your loving and close friend.

 

Now, lets dive right in by looking at how to write a touching eulogy that will truly praise, bless and honor the memory of your precious friend.

 

Before we do, let’s look at an issue that afflicts most friends before they speak at their friend’s funeral that they often don’t give it their best shot and how you can take advantage of that to write and deliver the best ever eulogy for your dear friend.

 

How To Make Sure This Doesn’t Sabotage Your Efforts

 

 

You see, our minds have a funny way of bringing back memories of events we failed to live up to expectation. I often wonder why this doesn’t happen whenever we triumph in a given situation.

 

As you get all set to give your funeral speech about your friend, memories of past speaking failures will come back to haunt you and your heart might miss a lot of beats.

 

To regain your composure, you should constantly focus on this new task. As you keep at it, you will be putting the past behind you and putting yourself in a firm position to give a solid performance no matter what might be going through your mind.

 

That said; let’s consider how to get the good words for your friend’s eulogy.

 

How To Get The Right Words And Ideas

 

First, you have to put yourself in the mood for the clever expression of your ideas.

 

To do this, you have to watch a few video clips on your favorite video sharing platform.

Mine is youtube.com, so let’s use it to give you an idea.

 

When you get to youtube.com, you can insert into the search box, keywords like eulogy for a friend, eulogy for a friend example, touching eulogy for a friend from best friend, eulogy for friend who died of cancer…etc….you just have to use one of them or variation to get the right video clip.

 

Once, you pop them in, wait for a few videos to pop out and then watch a few of them.

 

As you do, please put down ideas, phrases, and words that touch your heart and you feel you can incorporate into your own speech. 

By the way, these are some video examples you can watch and learn from.Please enjoy and prosper!

Eulogy For Friend Video Example #1

 

Eulogy For Friend Video Example #2

 

This Is The Tool Best Friends Who Are Tongue-Tied Use…Have You Ever Considered It?

 

Did you know there’s a very easy resource to help you come write a eulogy for your friend easily and quickly?

 

Do you have any idea what it is? You have only a few minutes to give me the answer…..

Ok…5 minutes to go… 3 minutes to wrap up…

Please stop…your time has run out! Don’t worry; I am happy to help you out.

 

 

Believe it or not, it has been proven time and time again that eulogy for friend examples can help you to come up with a very beautiful and touching farewell speech for your friend in a short amount of time.

 

Why?  That’s because they contain so many ideas and examples you can model your speech after even if you’re a very terrible writer or feel you are not cut out for speaking in public. 

 

I really want to make this a breeze, so I am going to share with you an example. Then, afterward, we will review it so you can use the insights gleaned to effortlessly write something beautiful about your friend.

 

Now, let's look at it:

 

 

Eulogy For Friend Example/Template

 

How can I say good-bye to someone who has been an integral part of my life for over 54 years? How do we reconcile ourselves to the heartbreaking reality that our beloved Sandra is no longer physically with us?

 

For months now, we have tried to prepare ourselves for this inevitability, but it was Sandy herself, with her quiet good humor, with her courage and absolute lack of self-pity, who made us believe that we might still have more time, that the void we have in our hearts today might be put off at least a little while longer.

For more than 35 years, ever since Sandy and Michael came back to New York from California, we lived in adjoining buildings.

My wife Jeanie and I knew when they were home, and they knew the same about us, from seeing the lights in the windows of our respective apartments.

 

Throughout the past months, since Sandy returned home from the hospital to be where she so desperately wanted to be, that light provided a reassurance, an artificial hope. 

 

                                              image courtesy: www.griefandsympathy.com

 

Seeing it at night, I knew that I would speak with Sandy the next day, that we would see each other tomorrow. Since late Saturday night, her window has been dark, and a spark, a beautiful star that brightened and warmed our lives, has vanished to be replaced by memories.

 

Today, I speak not only for myself, for my wife Jeanie, Jodi, and Mike who considered Sandy part of our family, or for our classmates from Fieldston who grew up with Sandy.

 

As I gathered memories together in my mind over the past several days, I kept hearing my mother’s voice, telling me what to say, what she would have wanted me to say.

Sandy was an extraordinary, truly wonderful human being. “She only hates not loving, and her passion is friendship,” was the quote she chose to accompany her picture in the Fieldglass, our yearbook of which she was the business editor, when we graduated from Fieldston.

 

It captured her personality and her always gently expressed individuality. These words reflected two of her guiding principles perfectly.

Sandy loved her parents, her sister Janice, her brother-in-law Michael, and her nephews Mark and Matthew with her entire being. She adored and was completely in love with, her husband Michael in whom she found her spiritual and intellectual counterpart.

 

She loved Michael’s brother Alan, her sister-in-law Joanne, and her niece Lauren, without reservation. And she was devoted to her friends with equal affection and sincerity that made us fully reciprocate the emotion. There was nothing in her power she would not do for any of us, and we knew it without Sandy ever having to put those feelings into words.

Sandy was turned off by anything crass, by anyone she felt was manipulative or insincere. When she was disappointed in someone or became disillusioned, she simply stopped talking about that person, and firmly, without ever raising her voice, instructed us to do the same in her presence.

I first got to know Sandy when I arrived at Ethical in fourth grade from Switzerland. Smart, funny, popular, she took the time to befriend an outsider who spoke little English and whose interest in sports lay in skiing, not baseball, and soccer rather than football.

 

 

Our friendship grew as we shared our childhood thoughts and aspirations. Sandy loved animals and wanted to become a veterinarian. She enjoyed formal dancing — the two of us came in second in a sixth-grade dance contest — and was drawn to art, to literature, to everything that reflected beauty and elegance. She was also drawn to sports, but always with a distinctive flair. At Fieldston she was on the girls’ varsity hockey team and was co-captain of the cheerleaders’ squad.

 

She never lost either her natural kindness or the moral compass that set her priorities. She was always elegant in an understated, non-ostentatious way.

 

Above all, she was a true friend, always prepared to extend a helping hand or listen to another’s problems, without expecting anything in return.

 

Somewhere along the line, she developed a unique relationship with my mother. They were two kindred spirits who understood each other and enjoyed each other’s company.

 

During our high school years at Fieldston, I would often come home to find Sandy sitting with my mother, absorbed in a discussion that was meaningful to them both.

 

 

Their bond continued and strengthened over the years, entirely independent of the friendship Sandy and I shared. After she introduced Michael to Jeanie and me, she next took him to meet my mother.

 

It was not that she sought her approval, but that she was certain that my mother would also appreciate all his exceptional qualities. After my father died, Sandy visited my mother regularly for over twenty years, sometimes with Michael, most often by herself, and they would play Canasta or discuss the latest art exhibit in town, or just talk about whatever was on their minds.

Sandy also had a very special relationship with our daughter, Jodi, which grew over family vacations, Canasta games at my mother’s, and meetings in the neighborhood.

 

For Jodi’s birthday, Sandy and Michael once bought her a beautiful leather-bound copy of Sense and Sensibility, which inspired Jodi to read the entire collection of Jane Austen novels.

 

 

To this day, Sense and Sensibility is her favorite book, and she thinks of Sandy every time she re-reads it. Jodi was truly inspired by Sandy’s elegance, intellect and tenacity. When Jodi was 11, Sandy invited Jodi to visit her at the District Attorney’s office. To this day, Jodi says that was the day she realized that a woman could be a brilliant, powerful and respected lawyer.

 

Now a lawyer herself, Jodi considers Sandy to be one of her most significant role models, for which Jeanie and I will be forever grateful.

As a child, I discovered paradise in the idyllic Royal Hotel in San Remo on the Italian Riviera. When Sandy went there for the first time with our family, she grasped its magic and it became her and Michael’s escape from day-to-day reality as well.

 

Its timeless elegance fits her personality perfectly. In the late afternoon, she would sit in the hotel garden and silently absorb the Mediterranean’s spectacular beauty. She loved shopping for clothes in its boutiques, and to visit art museums on the French side of the border.

 

 

But San Remo also engaged her culinary curiosity. In one of our last conversations last week, she remembered and laughed about the time she asked the chef to make a particular rabbit dish that required the hotel to purchase special ingredients from the market. In the mornings, before settling in the shade near the swimming pool with a book, she would instruct the maitre d’ what she and Michael wanted for lunch that day, and it would always be both unusual and delicious.

Sandy was brilliant and always, always intellectually curious. She never thought that she knew everything about anything, but wanted to know more, to learn, to absorb what others knew. A voracious reader, as was Michael, he wanted to understand the thought processes behind the creation of any book in front of her.

 

And she wanted to use her knowledge, her many skills, and abilities, to help others, devoting herself to advancing the ideals she held dear.

After graduating from New York University Law School and several years in California, she became an Assistant District Attorney in Robert Morgengthau’s office in Manhattan for 18 years, rising to become deputy chief of the special prosecutions bureau and assistant deputy chief of the investigation division, specializing in the investigation of complex white-collar crimes.

 

There, she mentored many of today’s top litigators before teaching for several years at NYU Law School.

Sandy and Michael were always great fun to be with. Inseparable, they never made their friends feel excluded. San Remo blends in my memory with Chatham, Massachusetts, where Jeanie and I vacationed one summer with them.

 

 It was the year after my father had died, and they wanted to take us away for a break. Of course, Sandy made all the arrangements. And then there were the countless dinners at restaurants Sandy wanted to explore.

 

One of Sandy’s greatest pleasures was to celebrate life. The party she organized for Michael’s 50th birthday was spectacular, with her exquisite taste reflected in every detail.

 

None of us who were there will ever forget her happiness and pride when in 2007 the Mount Sinai Division of endocrinology was renamed the Hilda and J. Lester Gabrilove Division of Endocrinology, Diabetes, and Bone Disease in honor of her father and in memory of her mother.

 

And after Michael died, despite her profound sadness, she threw a 60th birthday party for herself so that she could be together with her family and friends to mark that special day.

Sadly, tragically, the last 14 years were extremely difficult for Sandy. In 1997 she was diagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome and had to stop working.

 

 

Eerily, her beloved mother died on December 25, 2002, exactly nine years before Sandy. Then Michael, whose health had always been delicate, became seriously ill, and Sandy took care of him with single-minded devotion until he succumbed in early January of 2008.

 

And just as she was beginning to get her strength back, to return to her old self, tragedy struck last year with the diagnosis of her final illness.

Throughout it all, Sandy never lost her spark, her wit, her thoughtfulness for her family and friends.

 

Until the last, she wanted to know about us, how we were doing, what was new and exciting in our lives.

This past summer in the hospital, Sandy was most concerned not by her illness but by the possibility that she might have to go to a strange place, and her one fervent hope was that she might be able to go home, to be in her room, surrounded by her treasured Japanese works of art, by her and Michael’s books, and by the photographs that reminded her of happier days.

 

This wish at least was granted her, thanks for the most part to Janice’s devotion and care.

 

Janice, you were the best sister anyone could have, and you provided Sandy with a unique reassurance and sense of comfort that allowed her to go on for as long as she could, and to live every one of her days in dignity, knowing that she was loved, knowing that she could remain at home until her strength at long last gave out.

There is much more to say, and we will have occasion to share our memories in the days, weeks and years to come. Last Tuesday, Sandy told me that her greatest fear was of being alone and that when she would be sedated, unable to react, the doctors had told her that she would still be able to hear us speaking to her. I promised her that I would visit her every day, a promise I was able to keep.

But now, we must continue to speak to her, if only in our thoughts, so that she will know that we remember her and all the happiness and beauty that she brought into our lives and that she is not alone.

“Eli, Eli,” wrote the young Jewish poet Hannah Szenes, “Shelo yigamer le’olam - Hachol vehayam, Rishrush shel hamayim, Berak hashamayim, T’filat ha’adam.”

“My God, My God, may these things never end: the sand and the sea, the rush of the water, lightning in heaven, the prayer of man.”

Sandy would have identified with these words, with the sense of infinity in the elements of nature that surrounded her. Let us, in turn, add our promise that our memories of Sandy and our love for her will similarly never end….

 

Now, This Is How To Write Your Eulogy…

As I said, we are going to review this together. So, let’s start by recapping a few lines from the intro….

 

Here you go:

‘’ How can I say good-bye to someone who has been an integral part of my life for over 54 years? How do we reconcile ourselves to the heartbreaking reality that our beloved Sandra is no longer physically with us?‘’

That really moved me…how about you?

 

Your opening remark is a great element of your friend's tribute speech, so you should spend a great deal of time and effort into coming up with something heartfelt and memorable.

 

 

How To Make The Audience Applaud You And Love You Even More

 

My duty is to make things very easy for you, so let’s look at some proven ways to easily coming up with one that grabs attention.

 

First, you can begin with a question as we saw in that extract.

Second, you can begin with a quote about friendship and connect it to your friend’s life.

Let me use this beautiful quote: ‘’People come into your life for a reason, a season, or a lifetime.’’ to give you an idea.

 

Some people come into your life for a reason, a season, or a lifetime. When someone is in your life for a lifetime, then he must be an angel.

I first met Mike some 50 years ago when we were at Washington State University…

 

Did you notice how I did that with that quote?

 

Third, you can start off with a poem.

 

Fourth, you can begin with an anecdote or story. Narratives like:

• How you became friends as recorded in that Washington State University example
• How your friend has been a blessing in your life

 

 

This Is What Everyone Expects You To Say

 

The body comes after the introduction and it’s the heart of your story.

 

To write a good piece, you should jot down stories that the deceased’s relatives, loved ones, and other friends can relate to.

 

By the way, here are useful pointers for bringing back fond memories….

• When did you first met your friend?
• What brought the two of you together?
• How did your friendship blossom?
• What interests, hobbies, etc. do you share?
• What difference did your friend make in your life over the years?
• How did he or she inspire you in your own life, career, marriage and or even faith?
• How did you feel when you heard of his or her sudden death?
• What do you think life will be like without him or her?

Now, this is what I want you to do right away. Write down answers to the questions above.

 

Then, use your responses to write a rough outline for your funeral tribute speech for your friend. You can always go back to review it and new ideas and insights will come to you, which you can use to embellish your presentation.

 

 

Do This And No One Will Ever Forget What You Said

 

Finally, the ending line of your speech is as important as the introduction.

 

Let’s look at brief sections of our example

‘’ Sandy would have identified with these words, with the sense of infinity in the elements of nature that surrounded her. Let us, in turn, add our promise that our memories of Sandy and our love for her will similarly never end.‘’

 

Just as there are patterns for the content of the introduction and the body, there also are conclusion patterns.  These include:

• Thanking God for blessing you with such a very wonderful friend
• Telling everyone why your friend will be missed…This is an example I wrote quite recently for my late Christian friend Chris.

 

Even though my heart is throbbing with pain and my tear-stained eyes are filled with grief, I take consolation in the fact that my precious friend died in the Lord and that’s something I would forever be so proud of.

 

Church wipe your tears. Linny, Jaxon, (comment: insert here the name of your other brother), friends and family wipe your tears.

For sooner or later, we shall see our beloved sister, wife, mom, and friend again on that beautiful shore where God will make everything new and wipe away every tear.

I can only imagine how I will feel on that beautiful day when I get to hug Chris warmly and say: ‘’Thank you, Chris, for making such a big difference in my life.’’

 

Chris, your portrait is proudly hanging on my office wall and I would forever keep it and even pass it on to my children and tell them about all the amazing things you did for us.

 

God bless you Chris and God bless you Linny for your love and support.

Chris will want you to join her. So, let’s follow the steps of Christ and we will see her someday. What a glorious morning that will be!

 

• Thanking the mourners for coming to support the family
• Encouraging people to emulate his or her fine attributes or even may let the tears flow as it makes you feel much better

P.S: Read the message below only if you're hell-bent on giving the best eulogy ever ...Ignore it if you think your friend deserves just an ordinary speech

Dear Loving Friend,

 

Let’s face it…Putting together your thoughts and emotions into a very beautiful tribute without letting the tears flow isn’t an easy thing and I experienced that recently when I wrote a eulogy for my close friend.

This is a letter someone sent to us after we've helped her with her tribute(You can click on the image to read it)

 

I really feel sorry for you for and I think you shouldn’t struggle to come up with a very beautiful tribute family and friends of your best friend will never, ever forget.

 

Granted, writing a unique, memorable, and inspiring eulogy for your friend is not an easy thing at all at this painful time even if you’re a very gifted writer.

 

I want to take this very heavy burden off your shoulder by helping you come up with a funny, inspiring, and memorable eulogy that truly captures your friend’s life.

 

Just imagine how great it would feel when you give your speech with such ease and grace and everyone compliments you on a great job done.

 

Yes, that can be possible when you let me help you out.

 

Want to get on board? Of course, you should by first clicking here to fill out this simple questionnaire 

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Ok, Is This Offer For Me?

• Yes, if you want to feel a great sense of warmth and relief without the pressure and stress of coming up with something at this incredibly difficult time of your life.

 

• Yes, if your friend died under circumstances like suicide, drug abuse, murder, cancer, didn’t do much with his or her life, etc. and you really can’t seem to put pen to paper because of the emotions involved.

 

• Yes, if you’re simply overwhelmed with grief… and you have less than 24 hours to the funeral and have suddenly realized that you don’t have written anything about your close friend

 

 

• Yes, if you are expecting nothing less than a very special, beautiful, unique and memorable eulogy speech that will bless, praise, and honor the memory of your precious friend.

 

• Yes, if you want to take the heavy burden of expectation off your shoulders so you can give a meaningful, uplifting and heartwarming speech that will warm hearts and bring your friend’s admirable personality alive

 

 

• Yes, if you don’t have much time to write a perfect speech because of the stress of preparing so many things for your friend’s funeral arrangement so you can have your peace of mind

 

• Yes, if you’re overwhelmed with work demands and other pressures of life.

 

Then, let’s take care of it and the mourners will definitely sing your praises.

 

 

 

• Yes, if you want the funeral-goers to shower you with very sincere compliments…just imagine how you will feel….Your friend will be looking down at you and will be so proud of you too!

 

• Yes, if you are not good with words and you feel you’re not a natural writer and you are struggling to find the right words but still want to give a great eulogy speech for your  friend

 

• Yes, if you get so scared anytime you’re asked to say something before an audience and you really want to save yourself from any form of embarrassment at your friend’s funeral…Remember, you can’t wing it

 

• Yes, if you are not too eloquent or not too sure if you are on the right track and take out the guesswork…Remember, what you say will speak volumes about your love for your friend

 

• Yes, if you absolutely hate speaking in public or feel this is not your thing but you want to make your friend feel so proud of you

 

• Yes, if you have less than 24 hours to the funeral and you are really stressed out and scared you  might make some horrible mistakes

 

• Yes, if you are a good speaker but you still want someone to look over or review what you've come up with!

This is a letter someone sent to us after we've helped her with her tribute(You can click on the image to read it)

Just imagine leaving your entire presentation in the hands of skilled speech consultants who will take away your pain of spending hours thinking hard and long about what to say and what not to say.

Also, envision being patiently guided to say something the grievers will never, ever forget

And also imagine the peace of mind you will have when you relax and sleep well knowing full well that you have someone to hold your back so you can make your friend feel so proud

Won’t you love that? I hope you will...

 

Funeral not too far away? Or happening in less than 24 hours? Trust me, we can deliver! it doesn’t matter if your speech is today or  tomorrow we can make things work for you  

This is a letter someone sent to us after we've helped her with her tribute

 

Ok, I am Interested, What’s the Cost?

You simply pay what you want after you’ve got your beautiful speech.

Why? As you know, the current health crisis has caused severe hardships for most people.

Precious lives have been lost, jobs wiped out and families displaced, leaving everyone wondering what the future holds.

Yet, a very caring friend like you has to speak at the burial service. 

Nonetheless, not everyone could afford our services even before the pandemic suddenly hit us.

So, we have dropped our normal rates so you can simply pay what you want after you have got your beautiful speech.

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So, please take advantage of it now.

Even though we are going through this crazy time, if you do a poor job at it, your speech will be captured on video and your family and other viewers will forever remember what you said and would not attribute your poor performance to the fact there was a deadly disease in town.  

So, please take advantage of it now by simply paying what you want after you get your beautiful speech.  

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So,

1) CLICK HERE NOW TO GET STARTED NOW TO GET YOUR GREAT SPEECH NOW BY FILLING OUT THIS QUESTIONNAIRE---you only pay after your beautiful speech has been delivered. So, you can have peace of mind!

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2. Then, you fill out the questionnaire sent through your email and please have it sent back to us…

3. We will confirm receipt of it…If something is not too clear, we will ask you to clarify….

4. If not, we will send you a wonderful draft in a couple of hours

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Just a reminder of what our offer entails 

You simply pay what you want after you’ve got your beautiful speech.

Why? As you know, the current health crisis has caused severe hardships for most people.

Precious lives have been lost, jobs wiped out and families displaced, leaving everyone wondering what the future holds.

Yet, a very caring friend like you has to speak at the burial service. 

Nonetheless, not everyone could afford our services even before the pandemic suddenly hit us.

So, we have dropped our normal rates so you can simply pay what you want after you have got your beautiful speech.

Please note: When life gets back to normal, this offer will be scrapped for good.

So, please take advantage of it now.

Even though we are going through this crazy time, if you do a poor job at it, your speech will be captured on video and your family and other viewers will forever remember what you said and would not attribute your poor performance to the fact there was a deadly disease in town.  

So, please take advantage of it now by simply paying what you want after you get your beautiful speech.  

Please note: Your speech draft comes with a proven and simple tip to master your speech or remember your speech just as you want it without carrying a paper with you.

 

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''Hi Dan,

The speech went very well, I modified it a bit and practiced it as you suggested (great advice).  Thanks for all your help and if I need a prepared speech again I’ll definitely contact you.

All the best,

Matt''

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Just see what someone said about that great tip that's proven to calm your nerves and help you speak with purpose, poise, and clarity!

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The speech went very well, I modified it a bit and practiced it as you suggested (great advice).  Thanks for all your help and if I need a prepared speech again I’ll definitely contact you.

All the best,

Matt''

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