Obituaries: Life Obituary Writers and Bio Obit Writing 404-580-1501

Let's be truthful; when friends or loved-ones die, few people want to take the time (during the shock and busy proceedings) to write the obituary - especially a very special obituary or lifetime biography obituary. We are simply too sad and busy to want to deal with it. That is where I come-in. I compose life obituaries and traditional ones.

At Jimmy Hall Writing Services/Atlanta (404-580-1501) I write all types of obits, from typical short ones to long and detailed biograhy obits. I am a very good death tribute/lifetime obituary writer. Why?

Why I Compose Good Obituaries

I am good at it for several reasons. First, I am a Christian person and take life and death seriously. From firsthand experience, I have had to. Obituaries are final lasting tributes to loved-ones, and I get that. Enough said. 

Secondly, I am a sentimental and nostalgic person. By nature my way is to think hard on these matters, and I am well-able to reflect deeply on each individual situation. This makes me good at writing life tributes and obits.

Finally, it is also in my character to place myself in the place of those that have lost someone. When I compose obituaries, I do it as if it is for my own family member (and in fact it has been on several occasions, including both parents). I write carefully, and do not charge a lot for doing so. It is an honor to be trusted to perform such a task.

I feel like everyone deserves one final tribute to their lives by loved-ones or friends. I like to help, in an inexpensive manner.

~ Jimmy Hall writes obituaries and other forms of written work (404-580-1501) and would like to assist you - if you have a need.

Life Obituary Writers - Hiring Life Obituary/Memorial Writers/Atlanta - Jimmy Hall (404-580-1501)

When a loved-one dies, in Atlanta or anywhere, it is both sad and traumatic. Furthermore, amid the lowliness, many final preparations must be made, including the writing of the obituary - or the hiring of an obituary writer to do it. 

One of today's trends is also to have a lifetime obituary or memorial obituary/biography obituary, which is longer and more detailed than a standard obit. The idea is to pay one last long tribute to the deceased, as it will most-likely be the final words ever written for or about him or her. 

At Jimmy Hall Writing Services /Atlanta (404-580-1501) I write both long and short obits. I consider it an honor to be entrusted with such a special task. I have lost my closest loved-ones, so I know what the "client" is going through. All good obituary writers should treat the obituaries they write as if they were for their own family members, period. Obits are truly life tributes.

When hiring an obituary writer, it is important that you speak with them on the telephone, and feel good about them. Do they listen well? Make certain they care. Sure, the writer writes obits in part to earn income, but he or she should first of all do it because they care. Fact.

Give the memorial writer/ life tribute writer all the basics (birthdate, death date, locations, a photograph, career info, Military Service details, special loves/talents, spiritual info, children, marriage/mate inforation, funeral service details, etc) but also provide personal and "very human" material about them. Think - What would they want shared about themselves? I think you understand.

Prices for lengthy (350 - 500-word) lifetime obituaries range from as low as $50 to as high as $250, depending on the writer and the precision of the piece. I am honored to be asked to do them, so I usually write touching and informative tributes for about $75-$125, sometimes more but sometimes less.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact me (Jimmy) at 404-580-1501 or HJimmy577@aol.com . 

Writing Life Story Obituaries/ Obituary Writers ~ Jimmy Hall - HJimmy577@aol.com

Writing Life Story Obituaries/ Obituary Writers/Final Tributes
                         ~ Jimmy Hall/ Jimmy Hall Writing Services / 404-580-1501 / HJimmy577@aol.com 

Life story obituaries? Final tributes? Despite religious and spiritual beliefs, death is often a terribly hard thing to deal with. In this life it is as final as final can possibly be. As such, surviving loved ones (and even foresighted individuals facing their deaths) often have a strong desire to pay one last and enduring tribute to their deceased loved one, friend, acquaintance, or associate(s), or to leave their own story behind. Life story obituaries written by solid and caring obituary writers are often a great way to proceed with doing it.

Newspapers and paper writers mean well - but time, space, and other constraints severely limit their ability to express much more than the basics about the dearly departed. For many people that pass away, much more is deserved and needed. A thoughtful and caring life story obituary writer can make it happen. The final tribute can then be used at the actual funeral, in newspapers, letters, and mail outs for all to see and remember the life lost.

Of course, the basics about the time and cause of death should be included, as well as all the arrangements; but, much more is needed. The life should be celebrated and attempted to be immortalized for future and present generations. Sentimentality and cold hard facts should abound. Family details? Religion? Loves and hobbies? Jobs? Positions? Accomplishments? Education? Good deeds? Beliefs? Unique occurrences? sayings? Unusual events? Residences? (I think you get the idea.)

A good life story obituary writer/life tribute writer will ask for just the right details, and respect what you do and do not want included. It is important that the writer cares, and his or her first consideration is to the deceased and family.

This is how I operate at Jimmy Hall Writing Services, and I feel like everyone else that composes life tributes should function in much the same manner. Respect and dignity are required. Your feedback is appreciated and welcomed...