Examples Of Eulogy Of Nathaniel Morgan

Welcome, dear family and relatives of Banquo, noble thanes and kinsmen. You have come far and to attend this funeral in Lochaber and pay tribute to my best friend and your brave soldier. His death was untimely and it is truly hard for me to speak of him now that he is deceased. I am here today not to speak of his death and that he is no longer here by my side but to speak of his times of great triumph. His death has hurt me and I will do whatever it takes to destroy the lives of those people who murder him. All of you and myself will mourn the loss of one of our great soldiers and my best friend.

It deeply saddens me to say we are all gathered here today to remember the life of James Gatz, or better known as Jay Gatsby. When I first moved here to West Egg a few years ago I quickly took notice of Jay and was determined to find out more about him. To my own surprise, Gatsby grew on me and as time progressed our friendship prospered. You see, Gatsby was different from the people of West Egg, he was better and he deserved better than what he got. He also threw the most outstanding parties in history. {chuckles lightly} Day by day, my respect for this extraordinary man grew and grew stronger. Jay had something special about him that many failed to notice and embrace.

I. Signal ending: As I bring my speech to a close, I want to remind you that going to the cemetery is not the only way you can honor the loved ones who have passed away.

I would like to thank everyone who has come here today to say goodbye to a dear friend of mine and yours. A friend who was kind. A friend who loved everyone.A friend. Lennie Small was my only friend. He was my family.

The written task is an eulogy speech given by Nick Carraway for Jay Gatsby’s funeral. It is based on novel for Part 3 “The Great Gatsby”. It talks about Nick’s journey with Gatsby, explaining his feelings towards Gatsby, and how it changes as he spends more time with him. It explores the character of Gatsby, explaining the social upper class at the time. Nick is also explored as an ambivalent character with conflicting view about Gatsby. In this case, he looks at the good side of Gatsby, since it is a solemn event where people who knew Gatsby such as his father, servants, and guests remember Gatsby’s life, and therefore he needs to portray Gatsby as a great man to those who have come to pay respects.

There are few men like himself. In measure of achievements, wealth, popularity, works, deeds, social status and many other things I will not lists, few came close to what Mr. Gatsby had. But how are these quantified? How do we determine if Mr. Gatsby truly was a great man?

I'm grateful for the doctors I've worked under so far and for the mentoring they have provided me with and am looking forward to meeting hopefully my future colleagues soon if you choose to honor me with this

To Rev. Dr. Arthur R. White, pastor/teacher and Deaconess Thelma White, Thank you very much for this gracious opportunity to stand in this pulpit to proclaim the word of God. It is indeed an honor. Deacon Monroe Harrell and Deaconess Shadina James, and all of the wonderful Saints of CCBC, thanks for your presence you didn?t have to be special our pastor is away. But as always you all make my heart happy. To my family daughters Trustee Bailey, Tessie Harris, granddaughter Kia, Taylor and Zora the joy of my heart, thanks for being here with me. I love you all from earth to the sky.

We are gathered here today to celebrate and give thanks for the life of a truly remarkable man. Gatsby was born James Gatz in North Dakota. At 17, he had his family name changed from James Gatz to Jay Gatsby. I think he changed his name because of the war, he felt that when he got back from the war that he wanted to be known as a different man, start a new life. Jay was a good goal setter and always dreamt of doing something new. He loved seeing other people happy, and he loved to be the reason for their happiness, and every chance he had to help someone, he did it without hesitation!

He leaves his family with a lot of love and great memories. Farewell! We salute you!

The eulogy is extremely sad as what Earl Spencer says is very personal and what I would expect out of a family member of someone who has died.

With that being said, we will be having a small eulogy held for him on the 2nd of July, at 3 PM. The eulogy will be located at the company park where Teddy loved to play. Everyone is welcomed to attend, but it is not a requirement. If anyone would like to bring pictures or say a word at the eulogy they are more than welcomed.

A time to say goodbye to my adviser who has helped and guided me through the years to be a better person since I moved to Arcadia in 2008. The longest city I have lived and loved. Thank you Father Michael for everything. I will never forget the kindness, words of wisdom, care and compassion you have given me and my children. We will greatly miss you! May our Almighty God bless you on your next journey.

I would like to start off by thanking everyone for attending this occasion with us. None of this would have happened without the help and guidance of Allah (SWT). I also would not have made it if it weren’t for some very special people in my life who gave me the strength and encouragement to carry on when I needed it. I have the most supportive and loving family – Mommy, Daddy, Sara, Uzair, you have been there for me in every way for such a long time and you guys are truly my other half. Mommy and Daddy, you have given me the encouragement to hang in there so many times throughout the years and I want you to know you made it a lot easier. To my siblings, you guys are my guiding light, my defender, and my help in time of

The winter of 1998, in Oakhurst, California is when my Father went to a job interview and my parents first met. From that moment on their future together began together, first it was dating, then marriage, then adventure and then children. After 4 years of being married my parents decided to start a family and have children (this is where I come into the story). I was the first child of the family, so the week before my due date my parents decided to go on one last date before they had kids. Little did my mom know, that at six am the next morning, she would be rushed to the hospital and begin the process of having a baby. October 5th, 2003 at six fifteen pm in Kirkland, Washington, I was born. My parents new I was going to be a girl so they already had my name picked out. When my parents were choosing names, they wanted my name to start with L, because almost every female in my family has a name beginning with L. They also wanted my name to sound beautiful in English, French, and Italian, since I was half Italian and half French. After a few weeks of thinking my Father finally found the perfect name, Lydia Marie Gauvin.