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	Pallbearers Friends, relatives, church members or business associates may be asked to serve as pallbearers. The funeral director will secure pallbearers if requested to do so by the family. Honorary Pallbearers When the deceased has been active in political, business, church or civic circles, it may be appropriate for the family to request close associates of the deceased to serve as honorary pallbearers. They do not actively carry the casket. Eulogy A eulogy may be given by a member of the family, clergy, a close personal friend or a business associate of the deceased. The eulogy should not be lengthy, but should offer praise and commendation and reflect the life of the person who has died.