Immortal Family Obituary Builder

Immortal Family Obituary Builder.

You’ll receive three versions in various character counts so that you can send your obituary where you need to. We hope you choose to become part of our Immortal Family.

Grieving is already challenging—let us take on writing your obituary during this difficult time.

This first section is about you.

Your Full Name* This field is required.We are just getting to know you a little.

First Name

Last Name

Your Email Address* This field is required.This is the email we will send your obituary to, so make sure its correct.

example@example.com

Your Phone Number* This field is required.This is so we can get a hold of you in case something goes wrong. We will not contact you otherwise.

Please enter a valid phone number.

Now, let's start learning about your loved one.

Name of Deceased* This field is required.We are now getting to the hard part.

First Name

Last Name

Nick NamesDid this person have any nicknames like "Grandpa, or Grandma" or "Dad, or Mom"? You can also hit "NEXT" to Skip this section.

Nick Name #1

Nick Name #2

City & State of Birth* This field is required.Where did they originate from?

Example: City, State

Date of Birth* This field is required.What year was the deceased born?

City & State of Passing* This field is required.In what city and state did the deceased pass away?

Example: City, State

Date of Passing* This field is required.What was the exact date of passing?

Gender of Deceased* This field is required.Preferred gender of the deceased.

Male

Female

Other

Proceeding in Death: Family, friends, or significant others who have passed away: Include preferred names. (please check spelling) Example: William Moore, beloved husband of Donna Moore, preceded her in death. (But we can do that part for you if you just provide the proper names) What does this mean: The phrase "William Moore, beloved husband of Donna Moore, preceded her in death" means that William Moore passed away before Donna Moore. This is a common way to indicate the order of passing in obituaries or eulogies, showing that Donna is still living at the time of the statement.

Survived by: Family - Living Family or close friends: Include any nicknames or preferred names. (please check spelling)Example: William Moore, beloved husband of Donna Moore, survived her in death. (But we can do that part for you if you just provide the proper names) What does this mean: The phrase "William Moore, beloved husband of Donna Moore, survived her in death" means that William Moore outlived Donna Moore—Donna passed away first, and William was still living at the time of her death.

Check the boxes that help do describe your loved one.* This field is required.Make sure you scroll, we have a lot of possibilities. You can also make up your own.

Fill in some Notable Life Events of your loved one: Key events, such as marriage, achievements, or significant life changes. (Don't forget to use our AI assistant Grace, she is here to help you with your words. We are going to really bring this to live, but she can help you make a draft and formulate your feelings). You can skip this section if you want.

Add your loved ones Education and Career Highlights: Schools attended, degrees earned, and important jobs or career milestones.(Don't forget to use our AI assistant Grace, she is here to help you with your words. We are going to really bring this to live, but she can help you make a draft and formulate your feelings). You can skip this section if you want.

Please add any Hobbies, Interests, and Passions that your loved one has.(Don't forget to use our AI assistant Grace, she is here to help you with your words. We are going to really bring this to live, but she can help you make a draft and formulate your feelings). You can skip this section if you want.

Personality and Character Traits: How would family and friends describe them? Any distinct qualities?(Don't forget to use our AI assistant Grace, she is here to help you with your words. We are going to really bring this to live, but she can help you make a draft and formulate your feelings). You can skip this section if you want.

Community Involvement or Contributions: Volunteering, memberships in organizations, or contributions to the community.(Don't forget to use our AI assistant Grace, she is here to help you with your words. We are going to really bring this to live, but she can help you make a draft and formulate your feelings). You can skip this section if you want.

Tone of the ObituaryWhat tone would like to set for the writing of the Obituary?

Formal, Traditional & Respectful: Example: “With profound sorrow, we announce the passing of [Name], a cherished member of our family, whose kindness and generosity touched everyone they met.”Characteristics: Dignified, sincere, and focused on achievements and legacy.

Religious or Spiritual: Example: “[Name] has gone home to be with the Lord, leaving behind a legacy of faith and love.”Characteristics: Reflective of faith, hope, and an emphasis on the afterlife.

Heartfelt & Personal: Example: “[Name] was the heart of our family, known for their boundless love and selfless spirit.”Characteristics: Emotional, warm, and highly personal.

Celebratory & Uplifting: Example: “We celebrate the vibrant life of [Name], who never met a stranger and danced through life with joy and laughter.”Characteristics: Focuses on the joy they brought and the positive moments.

Lighthearted & Humorous: Example: “[Name] has left us to find better weather and a bottomless cup of coffee. Heaven won’t know what hit it.”Characteristics: Witty, humorous, and shows their playful personality.

Storytelling & Adventurous: Example: “[Name] embarked on their final journey, charting a course to the great unknown with courage and curiosity.”Characteristics: Reads like a narrative, emphasizing adventure or exploration.

Pirate Life: Example: “Cap’n [Name] has sailed their last voyage, setting course for the eternal seas, where the rum flows freely, and the winds are always fair.”Characteristics: Nautical language, playful references to pirate life.

Fantasy-Inspired: Example: “[Name], a hero of their own epic tale, has crossed the veil into realms unknown, leaving behind a legacy of bravery and magic.”Characteristics: Mystical and imaginative.

Eco-Focused or Nature Themed: Example: “[Name] has returned to the earth, where they will forever be part of the forests they loved.”Characteristics: Reflects environmental values and a connection to nature.

Casual & Contemporary: Example: “[Name] lived life on their own terms, always quick with a joke and a smile.”Characteristics: Relaxed, conversational, and approachable.

Legacy-Centered: Example: “[Name] left a lasting impact as an inventor, gardener, and devoted friend, ensuring their memory will thrive in the lives they touched.”Characteristics: Focuses on their contributions and how they’ll be remembered.

Pop-Culture Inspired: Example: “[Name] leveled up for the last time, leaving behind their ultimate loot: memories, love, and laughs.”Characteristics: Incorporates humor or references to gaming, movies, or other interests.

Formal & Honorable: Example: “With deep respect, we announce the passing of [Rank] [Name], who served [Branch] with distinction and honor. Their unwavering dedication to duty and country will forever be remembered.”Characteristics: Respectful, traditional, emphasizes their service and accomplishments.

Valor & Sacrifice: Example: “[Name] answered the call of duty and lived a life of honor, courage, and commitment. Their sacrifices for their country and fellow soldiers will never be forgotten.”Characteristics: Focuses on bravery, selflessness, and their service legacy.

Duty to Legacy: Example: “Having completed their final mission, [Rank] [Name] now rests in eternal peace, their steadfast spirit and devotion to freedom carried forward by all who knew them.”Characteristics: Poetic, reflective of their lasting impact.

Celebrating Service: Example: “[Name] served their country with pride and a smile, always ready to lend a hand or share a story from the field. Their uniform may now be at rest, but their spirit will live on forever.”Characteristics: Lighthearted yet respectful, shows their personality.

Religious Preference of your loved one.You can skip this if you want.

Christianity

Judaism

Islam

Spiritual but Not Religious

Agnosticism

Hinduism

Buddhism

Native/Indigenous Spirituality

Atheism

Sikhism

Baháʼí Faith

Jainism

Shinto

Taoism

Confucianism

Zoroastrianism

Paganism

Wicca

Rastafarianism

Other

Upload an image of your loved one.Choose your favorite photo.

1.) Submit: Once you hit submit, our writers will be busy curating your content.

Refunds are not avail once you hit submit, please ensure that everything is spelled correctly and all fields are filled in to your liking.

2.) Obituary: You will get three obituaries of various sizes with standard word counts for the first two and unlimited for the third. They are yours to publish and use.

3.) Timing: Our team is working hard to produce the perfect heartfelt obituary. This takes a bit of time. So, within 48 hours of submission you should recieve an email with your pdf.

4.) Publishing: If you would like to publish your obituary on Immortal Family, Please head to the "In Loving Memory" pages of the site.

All the information on this form is correct and to the best of my knowledge. I have sought and followed any necessary fields and checked my work. I understand that all the information given will be kept confidential unless you choose to publish with Immortal Family.

I AGREE TO THE ABOVE TERMS & CONDITIONS!* This field is required.

Yes