Eulogy Of A Frog

Good morning family and friends of the beloved Eugina S. Frog. My sister and I have been through a lot of hardships together, from our father passing and us hoping to a new pond. Eugina was a curious and unique frog, she brought happiness everywhere she went. She was well-known on the west side of the pond. Eugina lived to be twelve years old, she had 1,000,200 babies with her husband Robert A. Frog. In the twelve years that Eugina lived, she accomplished many goals that she planned to succeed. For example, she collected bugs for most of the frogs in the pond, she led the protest for women rights, and she stood up for what was right. Besides all of this, Eugina was a part of the FMC, Froggie Marine Corps. She protected and served our community with a passion. Sadly, on one of her
latest missions, she passed away. Eugina will be greatly missed by all.
She was also the president of the CCOTAF, Creative Company of the Albany Frogs. When we moved to the new pond, I was very nervous but Eugina kept me calm. She stayed by my side and helped me make new friends and acquaintances. One memory that I will always remember from Eugina and the new pond is when there was a very mean frog, and Eugina stood up to him and he never bothered me again. Eugina was very protective of me because I was her little sister, and I always appreciated her. Eugina is in a better place now, and will forever be loved for who she was, and who she is in Heaven (Frog Heaven). During our school days, Eugina would always think she was smarter than me, but I suppose we all knew that I was the smart one in the family! Even though it didn’t particularly show on my report cards. Lol! I also remember we used to always get into our mother’s adhesive pads and rock makeup. But being the person Eugina was she always took the blame for my faults. When I got the horrible, life-changing news that my sister had died, I was in the kitchen absorbing water with my skin. My mother called my phone and all I heard was her croaking and crying her eyes
out. I kept repeating over and over “what’s wrong, what’s wrong?” Then she said the three most painful words that would change my life forever, “Eugina is dead.” I did nothing but cry that whole day and night. But then I realized, Eugina would not want me this way, the only thing Eugina wanted more than anything was for everyone to be happy. So, I’m here today, not to reminisce and make everyone sad, but to celebrate my sister’s life. Thank You. And may Eugina Shardanae Frog rest in peace and stay in all of our hearts.