costpax.blogg.se - Samples of simple obituary

List job function or title, name of company and number of years employed. Frequently used if the person held long-term employment with a company or had a particular passion for his or her profession.

Employment: jobs, activities, promotions, union activities.

Designations, awards, and other recognition.

Education: school, university or other.

Marriage(s): date of, place, name of spouse.

Childhood: siblings, stories, schools, friends.

Some may wish to mention where the deceased died such as, “at his family home in Plano, Texas”. Do not use specific street address for the deceased.

Residence (name of the city) at death.(You do not need to say “age”.) For example, Mary Alma Miller, 82.

Deceased’s full name, including well-known nickname, (if any) followed by a comma and age at death.A lengthier version which is frequently used for online and non-paid publications. There is a very brief version (typically used for paid announcements in newsletters). Obituary TemplatesĪCremation has two fill-in-the-blanks obituary templates to assist you. Remember these are suggestions and it is unlikely all of them are appropriate for you. ACremation provides obituary guidelines to help you write and post your obituary. Below are templates, general writing guidelines, and information on professionally written obituaries.Ĭarefully read all the material, then determine what is the most important to include.