You don't have to be an expert public speaker to give a great eulogy speech.
You just have to speak from the heart.
Let your heart do the talking for you.
Use your own churning emotions to state how you really feel - your grief to show how much you will miss your recently deceased loved one, your memories of the good times to remind everyone what an outstanding human being the dearly departed truly was.
When a loved one passes away, many of us are left wondering how best to honor them.
And time and time again, those closest to the deceased state that "keeping his or her memory alive" is the most important thing.
This all starts with the eulogy speech.
Perhaps you can think of an outstanding characteristic that set him or her apart from the crowd.
Maybe it was a mother's unfaltering love for her children, or a husband's unflagging devotion to his wife.
Perhaps your loved one excelled in his or her career, contributing to the greater good through good works.
Whatever it was that sets your loved one apart, that's what you'll want to focus on in your speech.
And if the idea of giving any speech - let alone a eulogy speech - is still daunting to you, there are resources available to hold your hand through every step of the process.
Simply pick up a quality guide that explains it all.
And remember, as long as you speak from the heart, you'll do just fine.