what type of content do you need in an obituary?
374949
the funeral home should take care of those details.
227676
1 page only - include personal information in the header (i.e. name, address, blah, blah), then education, then employment, then special skills, then interests if there is room. make a note at the bottom that references are available upon request. only include employment history that is the most pertinent to the position for which you are applying (same goes for special skills - rolling your tongue or spitting at a long distance probably wont get you a job). Use a Times New Roman-type font in a normal point size (12 pt generally). That's about it ;).
480201
I'm pretty sure you can put anything you want in you will. Put in your will that you want your friend to be responsible for funeral arrangements and have a lawyer to varify it.\n\nI live in alabama also... I think this is true... but check on it with a lawyer.\n\nDaniel
218180
do u live in clarksville or have other family that does?was the obituary in the newspaper? if so, u could go to the local library and they should have old newspapers on microfishe. find the october 18, 2005 edition and just through it. if it was not in the paper, i am not sure where to go from there. u might also be able to do an internet search for obituaries and look it up that way as well. hope this helps.
689250
A coffin.  Umm, is this the Jokes and Riddles section, or do you not know how to select a category yet?
519465
Search the obituaries
703623
The person who puts the obituary in can probably write what they like.  I would have thought 'partner of' would be more appropriate than 'wife of'.  The son question is a bit trickier.  It might depend on the length of their relationship and how the deceased thought of the boy.  If they had been together since the boy was very young and the deceased had raised him, then calling him son might be OK.  On the other hand, if the boy was an adult when they got together....
615119
Do you have an approximate date of death?  Anymore info you have would help.
470122
This belongs in a Social or Government category, not "special education."\n\nThe county clerk for the location of death should have death certificates available for legitimate executors and heirs.
157613
Fond rememberance and happy memories.\n\nGood luck and my condolences on your loss.
187933
Well first of all let me say I am sorry about the death in your family.\n   If I were in a situation like yours, what I would do is make a photo album of all her pictures and everything that was apart of her life. Or I would plant a bush of her favorite flowers. \n   I hope this helps!!!\nGood luck to ya!
1019697
You can get some inspiration from "Four Weddings and a Funeral" as well. I think it is not disrespectful to remember the endearing funny episodes of somebody's life, especially if he/she had a good public sense of humour. I'd want my funeral to be a happy party for all my friends and family.
646726
depends wat format they are\n you need to be more specific
61509
That was such an awesome answer.  Don't forget though that not all public records are online.  You will need to write letters the old fashioned way to health departments, genealogy societies, libraries, cemeteries, churches, schools, etc. for birth, death, marriage, land, cemetery, obituary, baptisms, etc. records. \n\nBefore accessing public records, or while waiting for them, interview as many family members as possible about as many family members as possible. These records aren't public, but they are easily lost through forgetting and through death. The public records will wait for you, these won't.
817593
Google the town they live in along with the word "newspaper".  Maybe you'll  find an online obituary.
316046
Java chat code\nPhoto hosts\nIM of some type\na news scroller\nsome type of pass word protect for some pages.\nA tut on how to set up a pay pal membership\nand you should have a tut on how to embed vid's\nand other stuff.\nAlso a tut on how to add more than one script to a page.\ngood luck...
302807
Depends totally on local ordinances (zoning) [I'm a former funeral director]