Condolences

Tips for writing your Condolence
When writing a Sympathy Note be sure to include the following:

Acknowledge the loss and refer to the deceased by name.
Express your sympathy.
Include a memory or story of the deceased.
Note special qualities of the deceased or the bereaved.
End with a thoughtful word or phrase.
* Holding you in my thoughts
* You are in my thoughts
* You are in my prayers
* Wishing you strength in the difficult time
Write the letter in your own voice, meaning the way you would normally speak to the person.

	Condolences
Tips for writing your Condolence When writing a Sympathy Note be sure to include the following: Acknowledge the loss and refer to the deceased by name. Express your sympathy. Include a memory or story of the deceased. Note special qualities of the deceased or the bereaved. End with a thoughtful word or phrase. * Holding you in my thoughts * You are in my thoughts * You are in my prayers * Wishing you strength in the difficult time Write the letter in your own voice, meaning the way you would normally speak to the person.	A sympathy or condolence note can be a great source of comfort to someone who is grieving the loss of a loved one. It’s a simple way of letting that person know that they are in your thoughts as they go through the difficult process of grief and mourning. To send your condolence click on the button below	Home Send Flowers Directions Preplanning 2010 Services 2009 Services