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My condolence to family and friends |
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Written by Fred
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Monday, 31 March 2008 |
 May his soul rest in peace, gone but not forgotten: "Roosevelt Richards" he was one of Dominica's creative fashion designers |
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Tips to writing your Condolences |
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Written by Abraham Jones
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Friday, 08 June 2007 |
- If applicable, briefly describe how you admired and respected the deceased.
- Provide a sentence or two about the unique strengths, talents and achievements of the deceased.
- Be sure to balance your words between the professional and more formal tone of a condolence letter and its very personal nature.
- Be respectful of the mourner's emotionally state. He or she is probably quite drained emotionally, so it's important to keep your letter brief.
- Offer your willingness to assist the mourner, and make sure you are prepared to answer the call should a specific need arise.
- Given you are representative of your organization, be careful not to delve too deeply into religious statements that might not be perceived by all parties in way you mean. Use common sense and good judgment here.
- Treat the person in the way you would hope to be treated if the roles were reversed. Consider what would mean the most to you if the roles were reversed.
If you wished to post a condolence, death announcement, send a note to the bereaved or just sharing comforting words, please create an account ( regester) - activate it from the activation email, login, select the right category (add and image if you wish) and type or paste what you wish to say. It’s that easy.
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Last Updated ( Saturday, 09 June 2007 )
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