Simple words can bring real comfort and shows how much you care. Be genuine and most of all speak from the heart. If you do this you can’t really go wrong, and even if you don’t feel like you have said exactly what you wanted to it will be appreciated for being heartfelt. However, something as simple as “I’m so sorry for your loss” may be the best choice.
You will also want to consider how well you knew the person and how close you were. The more so then it may be appropriate to include and share some memories you have of them. Or think about exactly what they meant to you and include that. (Don’t forget to sign your last name as well. This is especially important if you have a common first name as more than one person may have sent a message or card and signed with that name too)
Avoid Saying:
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“At least they aren’t suffering anymore”
“It was there time to go”
“I know how you feel”
“Time heals all wounds”
Or anything similar to those listed above. These could cause real offense, even if they are well intentioned.
However if you are still not confident with deciding what to say then use some of the bereavement messages we have provided below.
“I’m so sorry for your loss”
“I am so deeply sorry for your loss”
“I wish you peace and healing”
“My deepest sympathies during your time of loss”
“Please accept our condolences”
“You’re in are thoughts”
“Accept are prayers during this difficult time”
“Wishing you as much peace as possible during this difficult time.”
“We are sharing your sorrow.”
“With heartfelt condolences”
“All things grow in time except for grief”
“I was very saddened to hear about your loss”
“I am here for you if you need to talk”
“My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time”
“Peace, prayers and blessings”
“Please accept my condolences”
“May your heart and soul find peace and comfort”
“May you be comforted by the outpouring of love surrounding you”
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