A full length play done in an ensemble format with four actors. It is a farcical comedy that explores through various comedic vignettes some of the negative black male images in our African-American communities. A well-to-do black church has hired a preacher to give a eulogyfor a casket full of black men they want to expunge from their presence. "Reverend Leroy III," is contracted by a prosperous church to do "a Eulogy" and finds out it is for many unknown Black men, who are to be buried in mass in a raggedly paupers coffin. The Rev is upset that the"ceremony" is a farce and that the church community wants to just "bury" these negative personalities without acknowledgment. Which he refuses to do. Instead of giving a eulogy, the preacher turns the table on the congregation and uses the ushers and himself to give renditions of some of the negative black men stuffed in the coffin. This play is a "living," "growing," and 'interchangeable" scene and character driven piece. It can be updated to include contemporary society issues.