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How to Leave a Condolence

Leaving a condolence is a simple way to show support to a family after someone has died. A few kind words can bring comfort, especially in the days and weeks after the funeral.

What to Write

Your message does not need to be long. It can be a short expression of sympathy, a memory, or a few words of support.

Examples:

“Thinking of you all at this sad time.”

“With deepest sympathy to the family.”

“We have lovely memories of [Name] and will remember them fondly.”

“So sorry for your loss. May [Name] rest in peace.”

Public and Private Messages

Some condolence books allow public messages, while others may offer the option to send a private message to the family. If a private option is available, it will be shown clearly.

Be Kind and Simple

A condolence message should be respectful, warm, and sincere. You do not need to find perfect words. A simple message from the heart is enough.