Answer to Question #288139 in Philosophy for Sam

Question

Create a written eulogy that will show a philosophical reflection about your life in doing so you may cherish all of your achievements and happy moments that you have experience so far recall all of your praiseworthy moments and characteristics for it to be more effective things that you might want to tell yourself when you pass away can also be included.

Answer 1

Memories are good in our lives. When the hero lying right in front of my eyes tears roll down my cheeks. It was a good and valuable addition to my life having a grandfather like him. We became friends when I was a teenager at the age of 14 years.

He used to give me advice as small lad about life in general and what awaited me ahead. This prepared me to face life with courage and determination and I can say the success I have now I owe a great price to this gentleman.

His humble stature and words made me admire his life in future. Being a successful business man during his days with a career in teaching gave me the best life lessons. He was known to be most generous person in the having being ready always to give and serve others without expecting in return.

I want to thank my family members who were care giver to him during his last days when he could hardly do anything for himself. I am greatly indebted for this great job.

His legacy will be remembered forever and we will live to remember him for his good deeds and encouraging words. May our good Lord keep you till we meet again. Rest easy grandpa.