Write a eulogy that honours a life: the stories that capture them, structure that carries you through delivery, and permission for both grief and laughter.
Help me write a eulogy for {{person}} ({{relationship}}). My raw material: {{memories}} (the stories, their sayings, what they loved, what everyone knew them for, the hard parts of their life if relevant). Build: the shape (open with them vivid — a story or their signature saying, not birth dates; 2-3 stories that show WHO they were — chosen so different parts of the room recognise their version of them; the thread that ties the stories; the goodbye that speaks to the room's grief and gives it somewhere to go), the tone permission (laughter honours as much as tears — the funny story placed where the room needs breath), the deliverability pass (short sentences; the {pause} marks; the line I can grip if I break — and the it's-okay-to-break note), 3-5 minutes spoken. Handle the complicated-life parts, if any, with honest grace.
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