Eulogy for Daughter :: Eulogies Eulogy

Eulogy for DaughterI would handle to thank you all for coming to Arlyns funeral. I am truly fey that you care enough to show your support for us and your respect for Arlyn this way. During the ult few days, many of our friends and family have come to our home to show their hump for us and for Arlyn. I have been especially moved by the circumstance so many of her teachers and principals have shown up and cried with us. I am as well touched by the love her young friends had for her. Our memories of this sad time in our lives will therefore not all be bad. But now, I would like to talk with you a little about my daughter, Arlyn Maria Johnson, who was born(p) on Wednesday January 12, 1980 at Archbold Memorial Hospital in Thomasville, the most beauteous little girl I had ever seen. On Wednesday, August 7th, Arlyn consume lunch at home, acting normally. I noticed she didnt eat a lot, but it was no big deal. Afterwards, she showed us a dress she had bought, presumptively to wear in Misty Smiths wedding. Then, Arlyn said she wanted to go retaliate friends and left the house. A few minutes later, 3 miles from our home, Arlyn held a exit to her head and pulled the trigger. She left no note. How does a child who seemed to have everything deviation for her end up this way? Arlyn had a family that loved her infinitely. She was beautiful and happy her sense of humor was remarkable. Arlyn was kind, a friend to any unitary who would let her into his or her life. She had a part-time job as a waitress at Quincys, which she enjoyed. Arlyn had authoritative admission to Tulane University in New Orleans and the week before she died, she share her schedule of fall courses with me enthusiastically. I reviewed these facts over and over in my mind, trying to discover why she would not see how lucky she was, but I could not find an answer.From the time she was a little girl, Arlyn has brought joy and jape into the lives of others. When she was little, she sucked her thu mb. She was nurturing she carried her teddy bear with her everywhere. One of her greatest pleasures was dressing up in beautiful long dresses she dreamed of being Miss America one day.