Eulogy for yourself. It might be best to write the eulogy that would want to be delivered from an imaginary best friend at your funeral. The imaginary best friend will know everything about you - your relationship with your immediate family and friends, how you treated coworkers and employees, your habits, your hobbies, your interaction with strangers, etc. You should write the actual eulogy as it would be delivered. What would the people that know you best have to say about you? Describe how your life was spent, what your motivations were, what you cared about, how you treated people, what impact you had, and how you were perceived by others. This will probably not be a resume or a list of all personal accomplishments. Rather, it should focus on the impact you made for having lived.