Have you got a story?

Your Eulogy is a space for readers to share and celebrate the lives of friends and family who have died. It is also for the invaluable individuals who work to help others deal with the pain of bereavement, and those facing the end of life.

We hope that in time, Your Eulogy will be a place where we can celebrate the extraordinary lives of everyday people.

For the professionals and volunteers who help people deal with grief and end-of-life issues, it is also a place to highlight the work they do.

Please send your stories to: editorial@eulogymagazine.co.uk

What music would you like played at your funeral?
Which music defines your life?

Let us know your tracks by emailing us at editorial@eulogymagazine.co.uk and we'll post them here!

FUNERAL FOOD TO DIE FOR

by Sam Parr

Funeral food and drink are not much discussed, but are vital for not only sustaining the living, but also celebrating the dead.

MY JOURNEY INTO DEATH AND DYING

by Diane Kutz

Diane tells Eulogy about her revelationary experience of a workshop called Death and Dying.

NO KING AMONG DOGS

by Joel de Lara

Eulogy's online editor, Joel de Lara, shares a eulogy for his first pet - a stoical beast named Arthur.

MY CAT, NEKOKO

by Alfred Tong

Alfred writes a letter to his beloved Nekoko, a tabby kitten he escued (some say stole), who was tragically run over.

FINELLA CRAIG - PAEDIATRIC CARE NURSE

Finella tells Eulogy about her work at Great Ormond Street helping children with life-limiting illnesses.

JOCELYN ARMITAGE - HEAD GARDENER AT ST JOSEPH'S HOSPICE

Jocelyn shares her experience caring for the plants and the residents of St. Joseph's in Hackney.

This section is a space for Eulogy's readers and contributers to share their creative explorations and thoughts about loss and bereavement. We will bring you regular doses of poetry and short stories. If you'd like to contribute, please contact Joel de Lara on joel.delara@eulogymagazine.co.uk.

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