If you are mourning the loss of a loved one, please accept our heartfelt condolences during this sad and difficult time.

If the honor of writing a eulogy or tribute has fallen upon you, this 46 page eulogy ebook provides practical suggestions to help you begin the process of writing a meaningful eulogy or tribute to your loved one. In addition to guidelines for writing a eulogy, you will also be provided with many examples of eulogies and heartfelt tributes penned by others who have journeyed this path before you.

In this eulogy speeches ebook, you will find eulogy examples and guidelines, so you will quickly be on your way towards organizing your thoughts, and writing and delivering a heartfelt eulogy that will inspire and touch those who hear it.

Unlike a lot of other online grief-healing material, this eulogy ebook is authored by Marty Tousley – a certified bereavement counselor. Marty brings unmatched compassion, wisdom, sensitivity and warmth to her grief-healing material.

With this eulogy speeches ebook purchase, you and your loved ones will also be given access to the Grief Healing Discussion Forum moderated by Marty and a vast array of other helpful grief-healing resources. Marty welcomes reader questions and comments.

In addition to this eulogy ebook, How to Write a Eulogy: Guidelines & Examples for Paying Tribute to Your Loved One, you will also receive these helpful and supportive bonus gifts along with your purchase today!
 

Bonus Gift 1

Life Lines: How to Write an Obituary by Marty Tousley, CNS-BC, FT Bereavement Counselor An obituary serves to notify others of the death of a loved one. This 24 page ebook provides guidance on how to create an obituary. Topics include: Obituary Basics What Information Should Be Included? Helpful Hints for Writing an Obituary Example of a Death Notice Example of an Obituary Access to Obituary Templates Outline for Writing a Death Notice Outline for Writing an Obituary (Downloadable eBook - 24 pages)

Bonus Gift 2

Heartfelt Condolence Letters ~ With Condolence Message Samples by Marty Tousley, CNS-BC, FT Bereavement Counselor With the fast-paced, busy lifestyles many of us lead these days, electronic communication alternatives such as cell-phones, instant messaging and e-mail have made letter-writing seem like such a daunting task, if not a forgotten art altogether. Yet in times of sorrow, few things are more appreciated than a handwritten note, which can be held and saved by the recipient, and read over and over again. For most of us, writing a letter of sympathy is not a simple matter, and it can be especially challenging when a death happens under very difficult circumstances. This 42 page ebook guides you on how to write a condolence letter, what to write in funeral cards, and provides words of comfort and support you can use in your condolence letter. In addition, a variety of sample letters of sympathy are provided. (Downloadable eBook - 42 pages)

Bonus Gift 3

Helping Another in Grief by Marty Tousley, CNS-BC, FT Bereavement Counselor If you're like many other good-hearted, well-meaning people, you may find it difficult to be there for someone who is anticipating or coping with the death of a loved one. When you aren't sure what to say or do to support another person, it's natural to feel awkward and uncomfortable. It's not that you don't care or don't want to be helpful—it's just that you feel completely helpless in the face of loss, and so does the person you want to help. You cannot take the mourner's pain away but there are many wonderful and caring ways you can help and support a friend or family member move through the difficult grief process. Information provided in this 35 page ebook stems from decades of professional experience and training, as well as insights gained from personal experience with loss. (Downloadable eBook - 35 pages)

Bonus Gift 4

Help for Writing Sympathy Thank-You Notes by Marty Tousley, CNS-BC, FT Bereavement Counselor Upon the death of a loved one, it is customary to send written thank you notes as soon as possible, usually within two weeks of receiving a gift. But if ever there is a time when you're entitled to ignore the rules of etiquette, or a time when immediate thanks is neither expected nor required, it is when you are in mourning. It is perfectly acceptable to express your gratitude for gifts of flowers, donations and other acts of kindness later, when other affairs are in order and when you may feel more up to the task. This 20 page ebook is designed to help you at that point and includes sample thank-you phrases, sample positive statements, and gratitude quotations to make this task more manageable. (Downloadable eBook - 20 pages)

Bonus Gift 5

Grief Songs: Music for a Grieving Heart by Marty Tousley, CNS-BC, FT Bereavement Counselor When we are struggling with grief, music can lift us up, take us out of our current mood, and transport us to another time and place. Music helps us to remember the one who died, and it can help to bring a sense of balance, peace and harmony back into our lives, even if only for a moment. In this spirit, this list of Grief Songs has been compiled for the bereaved. (Access to full music list, music videos, and discussion venue)

Bonus gifts are valued at $75 and contain beneficial information that everyone should have readily available.