Help on A eulogy project that reuquires making a funeral program.?
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I've seen different things go under there. I think it depends on the traditions of where you live, or the church the person was affiliated with. \nSometimes families write a little bit about who the person was and what they loved most about them. Sometimes people list the people who were very helpful prior to the death, such as a particular hospice nurse of doctor, or family friends who were always there to lean on. Once I saw a tribute to the people who preformed at the funeral ceremony--some special singers sang a collection of Beatles tunes, which meant a lot to the family.\nI hope these suggestions help. Good luck.
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u can try with www.geocites.com
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Are we talking funeral party song for a Human or an Animal? ;-)\n\nAny Hee-Haw tune would good great for an Animal Funeral\n\nFor a Human funeral I would recommend either Mozart's Requiem or How Deep Is Your Love.\n\nOr is it the other way around - are we serving soft drinks only, or alcoholic beverages too?  ;-)
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greet and thank everyone for coming...give a brief history of the loved one's life. hope this helped
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Here are other sites that might help.  Good luck with your project.
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Pre-paid funeral!! Kidding..something nice and with a nice scent..perhaps a small pillow with scented lavender in it to help her sleep at night (put under her pillow)..and not to forget the nicest thing..a hugg!! :) Good luck :)
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Contact your local medical examiner's office. They may let you watch if you show an interest in the profession. It's an awesome experience. I worked in a funeral home for 8 years & loved it!
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that's pretty simple. Just ask whoever is in charge at the cemetery. They should know the answer. You could also plant a tree of remembrance in your own yard. My thoughts and prayers are with you in your difficult time.
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One day at a time. Just remember they want you to enjoy your life so get out there and have some fun. Go do some volunteer work in the name of your loved one. Take on a good cause in memory of that person. Plant some trees.\n\nHave a good life!
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Cinco de Mayo, or maybe about Dia de los Muertos.  If it doesn't have to be on a theme related to the class, though, you could try doing it on something that really interests you, or that you know alot about.
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I'm sorry to hear that. Did he just pass away? I'll copy this from a book I have on checklists for everything:\n1) Call a close friend or family member to help you.\n2) Find out is he had already made final arrangements.\n3) Decide about the funeral. The body can remain as is for 72 hours, so you have time to decide on your choices.\n4) If you need to relocate the body before burial plans are finalized, you can ask for a temporary storage at a funeral home. Make sure you indicate the funeral director that you might have a different option of funeral home. You can do that.\n5) Inform friends and family about service after details are finalized.\n6) Keep careful track of the original death certificate. You'll need it. Make a ton of copies.\n7) Decide on an obituary and where it should appear.\nTake care.
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Check out some Morgue websites. \n\nMorgues treat people right.
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no but I'd quite like to make an advance booking for a funeral.   I think it would be a nice way to go.  Can't set the date yet, hope that's OK
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Find a place to host it.  Check out the legalities involved.  Have waiver / permission forms including health insurance info.  Ask around for donations of equipment.  Contact local church camps to see if they have a program that you can get ideas from and get some input on the ins and outs and then dive in with open arms!
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Windows XP Household edition comes packed with excellent features such as Microsoft Home Office, Kitchenette Detailer, Windows for Dummies, Cellar Doors for Dummies, and also Cemeteries Made Simple.\n\nActually, I have no idea what you would use for that.  Planning on opening a cemetery?
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Engravers shops are probably the best place. Try your local phone book. Failing that try a key cutting place. Might sound bizzare but they have alsorts of memorials etc in the ones i have seen. Good luck and i hope you find what you are after.