How Do You Make An Obituary Using Microsoft Word?
A long, memorable life can never be summarized in a few brief words. However, a life filled with hope, ambitions, defeats and memories can be remembered and honored in an obituary. An obituary is the writer’s way of acknowledging the deceased and their life history. With research, time and accuracy, an obituary can shed light on someone’s life. Your personal computer can act as a resource in making an obituary by using Microsoft Word. Step 1 Open Microsoft Word. Type the word “obituary” into the Microsoft Word search engine. A list of topics will appear on the right side of your blank document. Move the mouse to topic titled “Funeral Planning Checklist” and left click the mouse. Proceed to download the checklist. Step 2 Open the “Funeral Planning Checklist” and begin to complete the information in the first section titled “Notify.” Here you may enter notes about the deceased’s doctor or hospice nurse, coroner, funeral home, clergy, relatives, friends, executor of will, insurance compan
