The Tribute

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The following details will be needed by me or by any other Officiant to write "The Tribute" or you can write the full tribute yourself and the Officiant can read it on your behalf - or, you or someone else can read it, if you want too. It is always a good idea to sit down with all the family and get all your thoughts together on paper before the Officiant comes to visit you and then you do not forget to pass on any important information.


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Name of deceased or name liked to be known by.

Date of birth.

Birth place.

How many brothers & sisters (if any).

Did deceased serve in Armed Forces or do

National Service.

Where met partner & date of marriage.

Children, grandchildren, greatgrandchildren.

About work during his/her life.

Likes and dislikes.

Hobbies/interests/favourite pastime activities.

Sports - Music - Television Programmes.

Qualities - Was he or she kind, loving, caring, generous, strong willed, independent, a private person who kept themselves to themselves etc. etc?
Also add a few humerous stories or one liners if you want to lighten things up a little (Example - I expect you remember the time when he fell into the river while fishing, got wet and lost his only catch for the day......... )

This gives you the basic outline of a good "Tribute" - I hope it helps.


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