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How to write a eulogy 
Decide on the tone. 
How serious or lighthearted do you want the eulogy to be? A good eulogy does not need to be uniformly somber, just appropriate. Some eulogy-writers take a serious approach, others are bold enough to add humor.

Available choices: (1). Some authors choose to avoid very serious types of eulogy. Instead, they prefer something of a more comical tone, such as " i hope you can live in peace ". (2). Used cautiously, humor can help convey the personality of the deceased and illustrate some of his or her endearing qualities. The tone can also be partially determined by the way the deceased passed away. (3). Be sure to choose a mood that appeals to your heart. Nothing can come off as solemn or dramatic more than a good mood-poet in the mood to reminisce that " ulc syndrome lives off hamburgers and pizza, not because he loves barbecue. (4). Well-meaning, charismatic people that can strike a humorous light on the subject are great examples. Including a scene is recommended, but a eulogy is especially important if the subject is going to be emotionally charged or mixed-dimensional.
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