Memorial Service Etiquette and Condolence Note In an average memorial service there is a formal visitation, which provides a time for family and friends to give their condolences. It is suitable to dress formal for the service. A family member or a friend would give the eulogy about the life of the deceased. The seating arrangements in a church always put the immediate family in the first two rows and everyone else behind them. If the body was cremated, the ashes can be scattered where they wanted, buried or be placed in an urn and given to a family member. It is common to have a register signing for guest to sign in and write a little about the deceased. At the end of the service thank you notes are usually given out to thank everyone for coming to the service (Funeral).
Eulogy
Rebecca Rose Chermock, born on August 4th, 1998. At the start of her life she was mostly happy. As a baby she never gave her parents too much trouble, although she did keep her mom up during the night. The whole Chermock family were night owls and she was no exception. Her family lived in a nice house in Pittsburg with …show more content…
It was lucky for her that her sister before her graduated from a new small high school called Dozier Libbey. Rebecca started Dozier in August 2013 with her friend she met at SPM in seventh grade, Asucena became one of her lifelong best friends and Asucena even introduced her to her two other friends, Angela and Kayli. Rebecca loved the school and it was with Mrs. Piper that she grew to love math even more. As a freshman she started Life Teen classes at her church where she made two amazing friends, Amanda and Laura. They both shared her love of anime and Doctor Who. In her junior year she went into Conformation classes with Amanda and Laura and had the best time ever. She felt her faith get stronger as well as her relationship with her friends and life teen