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Eulogy For Parents

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My parents have been married for 30 years I love my parents for what they are and not what they have. I am especially thankful for them because they gave me the greatest gift that anyone can ask for which is life. My parents would fight and disagree on some things, but never changed their love for us. They taught us how to go about things in life and without struggle there’s no progress. I Thank god for them everyday ,I was brought up to know that family is everything and they’ll always be on your side. My parents, Lori and Troy never showed their negative emotions towards each other in front of their children, so when something happened, we never knew until they told us or we heard them talking in private. When my father lost his job I was 17 so it shouldn’t have been hard for me to figure out that something’s wrong, but I never had a clue on what was happening I remember starting to think why is dad home so much now, and every time one of us would ask why he’ll just say I’m on vacation. Even though my father …show more content…

It turned out to be more stressful and awkward it was more so awkward because we heard a lot of rumors why they were getting a separation, but was never told the correct reason so we really couldn’t speak on our parents behalf it was definitely stressful on the three younger siblings because we live through it with them and was all in the mix but never understood, our older siblings were always there to make sure we were okay and answered every question they could. My older siblings would try and put why they got a separation into the easiest way they could, they would just say “trust they didn’t trust each

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