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Eulogies When Violent Crime Takes Our Beloved: Writing Guidelines, Examples And Templates (Book/Ebook)

With Tips for Grieving, Healing and Moving On

In a world plagued by crime and violence, it is important to honor those we have lost. Losing someone to criminal acts comes with its own set of challenges, as the grief is often mixed with anger and a sense of injustice. By acknowledging their lives with a eulogy, we not only pay tribute to the departed but also remind ourselves of the need for a safer and more compassionate society.

This book has been meticulously crafted to equip you with the essential tools for navigating the process of writing and delivering a eulogy, all while managing the overwhelming emotions that accompany such a trying time. Furthermore, it explores the benefits of therapy and the significance of forgiveness as mechanisms for coping with grief. The fundamental goal is to support you in creating and delivering a eulogy that truly commemorates the departed, while empowering you to navigate the stages of grief and ultimately find comfort and healing.

Available on Amazon: Eulogies When Violent Crime Takes Our Beloved: Writing Guidelines, Examples And Templates (Click link to buy or read on Kindle)

Paperback:
ISBN-10: 1-960176-18-8
ISBN-13: 978-1-960176-18-9

Ebook (Kindle Edition):
ASIN: B0CY3YSP8M
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