Eulogy Writers Pillows

Ashes to ashes, dust to dust, pollen to pollen, mold to mold

"David live a rich, full life, despite what his Wikipedia page says."

When the Job Market Shifts, Always Remember That It's All Your Fault

"But if I don't learn handwriting, how will I be able to read Grandma's letters?"

"I see he finally got rid of that idiotic comb-over."

"He was a top boy - he could light up a room just by setting fire to it."

Our busy Sundays are Christmas, Easter and hurricane season.

"I know I agreed to hold a funeral for Wendy's goldfish...but did she have to ask Reverend Clark to officiate?"

'Last week's sermon was supposed to be about Plagues, but I got the flu.'

"You realise that the job involves Sunday work?"

Spice Up Your Conversation - Quote Yourself...

First words: 'Da-da...'. Last words: 'Ah-argh!'

"He was an amazing ventriloquist. Nobody knew just how amazing until now."

"Is writing 'wait for laughter' on your sermon really necessary?"

'Kevin was plagued since childhood by fears of a monster under his bed, but eventually overcame it until he and his monster became inseparable best friends.'

"Your sermons are colourful and have the common touch but you'll have to cut down on the effing and blinding..."

"I was an incurable romantic until I met Martha's divorce lawyer."

'If God tells you what to say in your sermon, why do you make so many corrections?'

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The late Cretaceous period.

'They always say such nice things about the departed at funerals, it's a pity they're not able to hear them.'

"Yes, Mom was a junk-yard dog but she was full of love."

"-Haven't seen my notes for Sunday's sermon lying about anywhere, dear?"

"He just sits there all day reading the obituaries and giggling."

Editor reasures subscriber that he will get an obituary

'After reading all of these glowing obituaries, I thought you'd be taller.'

Billy Noiviates: 'Stayed In'

"Phil was an accomplished professional and all around great guy. At least that's what his Wikipedia page says."

Epitaph: I Will Test You When I Get There

Obituary Writer

Obituary Editor

"Why do you read obituaries every day?"

"He was a great guy. But as long as I've known him, he had a habit of always stealing the spotlight from me."

'The New York Times obituaries had some good things to say about you. However, none of them are in this book.'

Sorry Alvin Feister...Has gone to meet his maker - please try again later.