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Death of the Person You Are Writing About
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- What were the circumstances in which his life was taken? Was it an accident or a medical problem? Was it expected or unexpected?
- When did it happen? How old was he? What was he doing at that point in his life?
- Where did he die? Who was there when it happened? How did everyone react? Were medical personnel called to the scene?
- Did he have a spouse or children that he left behind? How did they take the news? How did they cope with such a tragedy?
- Was there a ceremony held for him? Where was it? Was it open to everyone who knew him or just for close family and friends?
- What type of ceremony was it? Was it religious? Was it a way to say good-bye? Was the casket or urn present? Were there flowers?
- Did someone say a eulogy? Who was it? A family member, friend, or religious leader? What did they say about him?
- Was there a gathering of family and friends after the ceremony? Where? Who attended? What happened?
- Did he leave a will or trust for family or friends? Was this important for supporting surviving family members? What was given to whom? Was the will contested?
- What was done with his remains? Was he buried or cremated? Where? If he was cremated, what was done with the ashes? Were they kept by a family member, buried in the ground or strewn into the sea?
- What effect did his death have on family and friends?
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