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"God gave us memory so we may have roses in December" (J.M. Barrie)
In the midst of the turmoil created by a sudden death, arises (among a thousand other things) the question of the eulogy to be delivered during the ceremony:
- Who will have the best information about the deceased ?
- Who will have the ability to urgently draft a death notice (invitation and press announcement) as well as a proper speech highlighting him or her and avoiding the embarrassment of clumsy writing ?
- Who will know how to express themselves in public (and in front of cameras) in a climate of intense emotion ?
THANKS TO THIS SERVICE, THE FAMILY AND THE PROFESSIONAL
ENTOURAGE NO LONGER HAVE THIS CONCERN.
NOW THEY ARE SUPPORTED DURING THIS INTENSE TIME.
"Sometimes, only one person is missing, and the whole world seems depopulated" (Lamartine)
- First contact with the point of contact, to establish the invitation and press announcement in a few hours. Follow up with the printer and newspapers
- Interview with a relative of the deceased designated by the family or colleagues (interview by Zoom, by phone or face-to-face, for around 90 minutes)
- Writing of a lively and elegant text – never bombastic – based on the background of this personality and on the anecdotes recounted by the point of contact, for a reading of no more than 7 minutes. The text is devoid of any emptiness or clumsiness. Of course, it takes into account the cultural or religious sensitivity of the entourage
- Submission of the text to the family or colleagues
- Final corrections according to the wishes of the entourage (within a reasonable limit) Large print text edition for easy reading Epitaph suggestion
"Grief is the price we pay for love" (Queen Elizabeth II)
READING DURING THE CEREMONY
Reading of the text by a professional in front of the audience.
LISTEN TO THE EXAMPLE
THIS PROFESSIONAL IS A WOMAN OR A MAN FROM RADIO
OR TELEVISION, ACCUSTOMED TO "PUBLIC" SPEAKING.
“Come back. Even as a shadow, even as a dream.” (Euripides)
Procedure to be established by a a professional writer along with the family/colleagues: they together will determine a timetable to reunite documents and testimonies, and agree on the most adequate contents: professional cursus, private life, sports, ambitions and failures…
FOR ANY REPRODUCTION OR REPRESENTATION, PLEASE ASK US
MUSICIANS "Don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened" *
Guitar, harp, chamber music, choir… We will select the best musicians to make the ceremony memorable
VIDEO “We all live with our losses. We don't want to, but we can”*
A professional videographer lms the sequences of the ceremony, edits them and puts them online or on a DVD
POETRY “Life has to end. Love doesn’t”*
A funeral poem is proposed by a writer, inspired by the personality of the defunct
ZOOM "A Shattered Heart Still Beats”*
We organize the Zoom session; the ceremony is then shared around the world
COACHING "This better to have loved and lost/Than never to have loved at all" *
The person called to deliver the speech (family or colleague) is coached by a specialist in the right tone: diction, presentation, strengths, attitude, etc.
MAKE-UP “Love Never Dies” (Irving Berlin)
A make-up professional oers a session to prevent an imperfection distracting attention from the deep meaning of the speech. This point may seem anecdotal, but the speech is generally lmed, often close-up, especially during a Zoom session.
BOOKLET, COMICS “Some grief shows much of love, But much of grief shows still some want of wit.”*
A short biography with photos is printed or an award-winning artist in Angoulême creates a comic strip inspired by the portrait painted by us; the booklet is submitted to the point of contact, then is printed and sent to family, friends and colleagues

Creation of a participative photo album (in collaboration with www.reliez-vous.fr)
BIOPIC “Losing a Loved One is Monumental” (J. B. Priestley)
Our editors gather the videos provided by the family or the colleagues. They edit them in order to nalize a short film to be uploaded online or sent to relatives on USB keys or DVDs.
"Grief is necessary" ( Erich Fromm)
Mark Antony’s speech in Julius Caesar
Casy’s words for Grandpa in The Grapes of Wrath
Four Weddings and a Funeral
Funeral Blues
Eulogy for Dumbledore in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
Oprah Winfrey’s eulogy for Rosa Parks
Mona Simpson’s eulogy for Steve Jobs
"The comfort of having a friend may be taken away, but not that of having had one" (Seneca)
EDIT - Easy Does I.T.
International communication since 1993
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