Writing a eulogy for your father can not only feel emotionally draining, but it can also be difficult to know where to start. Breaking up the eulogy into sections and tackling each piece one bit at a time can make writing it feel more manageable. Remember to take breaks and give yourself room to process your feelings if they come up during the writing process

There is no right or wrong way to write a eulogy. Based on your father’s personality and your own, it’s best to begin to think about the tone you are going for. While some people focus on creating a more serious and somber tone, there are no rules stating that you can’t add in anything funny or silly. If your father was a lighthearted person who enjoyed making others laugh, you can certainly add in some of his sillier moments. It can be easier to write a eulogy that reflects your father’s actual personality versus trying to write what you think a eulogy should be. Readmore