Chances are that at some point in your life you’ll be asked to deliver a eulogy, or to present a spoken tribute after the death of a loved friend or family member. 

It seems at first that words will never be enough to express the essence of a human life. 

But words in the form of a eulogy, delivered by someone with a personal connection, can do much to support a community and to provide a respectful tribute.

Given most of us fear public speaking and it’s an emotionally charged occasion, taking the time to think deeply about what you’ll say and how you’ll present those words, will ensure you’re as prepared as you can be.

Phil speaks with Communications Expert, Monica Lunin, who shares some tips on how to write and deliver a eulogy that helps.

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