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[header] How to speak at a funeral [title] Write it down. [step] You can't improvise a eulogy, and memorization should be backed up by notes at least. You may be too sad, and you can't laugh it off if you forget what you were going to say.

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  1. Write a small page of notes, or type up the whole thing and read from it. [substeps] If you're having trouble getting started, brainstorm.
  2. Give notes to family in a book or website if they need them. Book your funerals by writing thank you notes.
  3. Write down a few things you said or felt that day, and skip over them. [substeps] If you won't be able to remember these things later, you can write them down now (if you can't).
  4. It may sound like you're meant to come here to say your solemn goodbye, but that's not true. Take notes as you compose them to give it more meaning, and soon you'll be able to remember things better.

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