Oral Communication in Context
Activity on Speech Delivery
Name & Section: Venice T. De los Reyes
MY OBSERVATIONS ON THE TWO ATTACHED LINKS
How the speech is written
 The eulogy by Vanessa
Bryant wrote for her
deceased husband and
daughter contained most of
the characteristics of a good
and memorable eulogy just
like what the tutorial taught
its viewers in the second
link. The words used was
like a walk on a memory
lane, writing everything
significant or even just the
smallest details about how
special the person is to his
or her loved ones. The
biographical and personal
view in ways of writing a
eulogy was the most
important step for me,
mixing it together while
writing the body of your
speech could result to a
eulogy that can be very
much appreciated by the
person you are offering it to
and the people who will
listen. The step one left an
unforgettable quote to me,
“A eulogy is not about
death, but a life well lived
and well remembered by
loved ones.” Representing
all your family’s viewpoints
should be carved in your
mind that it is such an honor
to write a eulogy for
someone important to you. I
believe the beginning and
the end of the eulogy must
be connected and well
written, your sentiments and
beliefs will be understood
and felt by them leaving a
Date: November 12, 2021
How the speech is delivered
 The building blocks that
have been remembered,
gathered, and discovered are
the core of your eulogy.
Delivering such speech in
front of many people
requires courage and
confidence on how well you
can make your audience feel
what you want them to feel
through speaking words of
appreciation of someone’s
life. Every word that you
will say counts, and every
faint memory must be
remembered in order for
you to feel and connect with
the audience. In my
perspective, taking your
time speaking should be
partnered with
heartwarming approach in
order to deliver the exact
points of your speech. It is
very important to feel
yourself before stepping in
the podium, take a short
meditation and a quick
reminisce about the goal of
your eulogy; to give tribute
and honor the memory of
someone important. An
approach to comfort the
grieving and to bring solace
to those who are mourning.
Ways to write a Eulogy
 The six steps on how to
write and deliver a great
Eulogy were detailed,
precise, and very helpful for
those who will need it.
Every step was laid out to
be easily understood and
remembered where it
contains everything that is
needed to write and deliver
a eulogy that will be
appreciated and
unforgettable. All there is
left depends on you, on how
you will be responsible and
follow each step. The person
talking in the video was
definitely an expert and
experienced a lot writing
and delivering of eulogies.
Connection is needed in
order for the person who
will give a speech and the
audience to fully give
tribute and honor a well
lived li
great impression that you
poured all your efforts to
stand in front of them in
order to share such a
meaningful speech.