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April 26, 2022 2 min read
When someone dies who impacted our lives in some way, it’s hard to know how to acknowledge that with a card.
Here are some things to keep in mind before you put pen to paper:
When it comes to writing your note:
If you’re writing a card to someone you have a close relationship with, if it feels appropriate, offer something concrete - like a meal, or a coffee date. Just don’t put the ball in their court (with a phrase like “let me know what you need”), as it places a burden on the person who is grieving to be the one to reach out. It’s up to you to initiate if you choose to offer up your time or resources.
Here’s an example of what you might write to a co-worker, or to someone semi-familiar but not close. It’s fine to keep it simple, short, and to the point.
I hope this helps you think about how to approach writing sympathy notes!
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