Words of Condolence - Simple Words Can Be Powerfully Comforting!
If you've been searching for Words of Condolence you've probably discovered that they start reading and sounding the same after awhile. Eventually, you start wondering if you've read all of the phrases.Well, let me assure you that you haven't exhausted the possibilities, as there are more sample condolence messages you can use to write and express condolences...like these.
- The clouds may have blurred your path, but don’t lose hope, the sun will shine again.
- You can lose those you love, but you can always keep them in your heart.
- I will always treasure my time spent with ________ and I know you will too. It was an honor to know him. Please accept our heartfelt sympathy.
- Our loved ones may die, but not our love for them.
- Although we're now apart, you are always in my heart.
- Our hearts, minds and prayers are with you in this hour of sadness, but know our hands, voices and strength are here to support and encourage you.
- In your time of grief there are few words I can say that will help you feel any different, but please know that you are loved, thought of and being prayed for by myself, my family, and many of your loved ones. In God's time may you find the understanding, love and wisdom that you need to move forward, move on, and find your smile once again.
- You are in my thoughts at your time of loss and my prayers go out to you and your family.
- When your days get bluer than they should be take a moment and look towards heaven. Therein lies, calm, peace and tranquility.
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