Eulogist (noun)

A person who delivers a eulogy, or a formal speech or writing praising someone who has died.

Origin:

Eulogist is derived from the greek word eulogia, which means "praise" or "good words.".

Examples:

1. He was a eulogist at his grandfather's funeral.
2. She was asked to be a eulogist at her best friend's memorial service.
3. The eulogist delivered a beautiful tribute to the late president.
4. The eulogist spoke highly of the deceased's character and accomplishments.
5. He was a well-known eulogist, often asked to speak at funerals and memorials.