Condolence phrases to add to your Sympathy cards

It is never enjoyable to write free sympathy cards. It can be difficult and emotionally taxing to find the perfect words to say to someone who has lost someone. Although recognising their loss and suffering, you don't want to say anything inappropriate. If you didn't know the dead directly, it may be very difficult.  A sympathy message is a sign of deference as well as a comforting and kind gesture. More than anything, your condolences will be appreciated and helpful to the recipient if you express them honestly and personally.

For assistance in coming up with the proper words, we've compiled a list of kind phrases to include in a sympathy card, note, or letter for someone grieving the loss of a loved one. These texts will convey your concern and respect for the bereaved while also demonstrating your support.

Casual Sympathy messages

Maybe you want to send a sympathy message to someone who isn't nearly as close to you as family or a close friend. These straightforward condolence letters are ideal for use in such circumstances. 

Throughout this trying moment, keeping your family in mind. Whatever way I can, I'd like to assist. When would be a good night to bring over a meal? Please get in touch with me. 
I can imagine how challenging this must be. We will remember you in our prayers and thoughts. 
Recognising the greatness of a person's life and sharing in your sorrow at their departure. 
Just letting you know that we join in your sorrow as you lament the loss of (name).
Please take care of yourself and know that im always here for you. 

Words of deepest sympathy 

Use these lines to express how profoundly saddened you are that this precious someone is no longer with us. Go a little farther. No matter the relationship or particulars of the circumstance, these heartfelt condolence cards can be sent to anyone at any time. 

In this difficult time, I wanted to send you and your family my my condolences. (Name) will be sincerely missed. 
Right now, you have my sincere sympathy. Please know that I think of you every day. 
Thank you for allowing me to express my sincere sympathy on the loss of your (family member, friend, or other). 
When I learned of (namepassing, )'s I was incredibly upset. You have my sincere condolences. 
You have my sincere sorrow during this time of utter sadness.

A Few Brief Condolences 

A brief, concise condolences cardmessage is quite acceptable. They are especially ideal if you're sending a brief sympathy message along with a bouquet of flowers or if you need one for a creative project for the bereaved individual, such a wreath or picture frame. 

In remembrance 
Gone but never forgotten
Never leaving our hearts 
Regarding you during this difficult time 
I share your sorrow and send my sincere condolences. 
sincerely sad for your loss

Sympathy messages to a friend

"I am aware that words cannot take away your suffering. Just know that no matter what happens, I'll always be there for you. 
"During this tough time, thinking of you." 
"Sending prayers for recovery and consolation during this difficult time." 
"You're not by yourself. I'm available to offer you a shoulder to cry on and an ear to hear anything you might want to say. 
"I'm so sorry to hear of the passing of your close friend. I am aware of how much you valued her. I'll remember you in my prayers and thoughts. 
“I cannot understand the sorrow and heartache you’re feeling. I'm asking for God's peace and comfort for you.

Sympathy messages for colleagues

"As you honour your loved one's life, I'm thinking about you and your family." 
During this trying time, may your fond memories bring you comfort and calm. 
I understand your grief when you think of your loved one. 
"Praying for you at this trying time. I'm available to talk whenever you want. 
Dearest sympathies for your loss to you and your family. 
"Words are inadequate to explain how devastated we are to hear about your loss. Allow yourself some time. We're all here to support you. 
My deepest sympathies to you and your family during this difficult time. 
I'd want to express my profound condolences. 
"I feel so bad for you. If you want to tell me a story about a loved one, I'm here to listen.

A friend dealing with the untimely death of a spouse or a coworker whose mother suddenly died away may feel less alone and more thought of when you express your sincere sympathies. While these comments are meant to inspire and generate ideas, you should always be genuine and, if you can, incorporate a personal recollection or tale. 

Don't forget to send your sympathy card within the first two weeks as well. It's never too late to try again if you miss that chance. In reality, it might benefit the bereaved recipient who may believe that life has moved on despite the fact that they are still coping with their loss.