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I was truly sorry to have heard of the passing of your friend, (name). I understand that the two of you were very close and I wanted to reach out to you and your family in your mourning.
Friends are amongst the greatest gifts that God has bestowed upon us, his children. They provide wisdom and comfort, fellowship and love, honesty and patience. Jesus Christ himself referred to his disciples as his friends, heeding their advice and cherishing their support and companionship. Our friends are our family, and be mindful that God is with you as you mourn the loss of family.
Mike and his mother were in the doctor's office for his pre-school physical. The receptionist, completing his medical history, asked, “What is your birthdate?”
“February 25,” Mike answered.
“What year?” the receptionist asked.
“Every year,” was Mike's matter-of-fact reply.
— Betty L. Herring, Midland, Michigan. Christian Reader, “Kids of the Kingdom.”
I am writing to express to you my greatest sympathy as you cope with the passing of your child, name. Our hearts and prayers go out to you and your family during what must be the most trying of times.
It is difficult to fathom the feelings of confusion and sorrow that follow the loss of a child, especially one of an age so close to adulthood. One of the blessings of teenagers is how we are able to see so much of ourselves in them – our strengths, weaknesses, how we develop into fully formed adults.
Happy Birthday to you…Happy Birthday to you…Happy Birthday Dear ________, Happy Birthday to you!
Believe me, that is the closest you want me to get to actually singing Happy Birthday, but I wanted to be sure to send a note to let you know that I'm thinking of you on your Birthday. I hope that enjoy a great time as you celebrate the fact that God thought enough of YOU, to let you be YOU!
I am writing to express to you my greatest sympathy as you cope with the passing of your (family member). Our hearts and prayers go out to you and your family during what must be the most trying of times.
In our times of loss, we can sometimes find ourselves overwhelmed with feelings of confusion and sorrow. Hopelessness and despair may well up in our hearts, and it can seem as though comfort is beyond our reach, but as Jesus Christ tells us, “Blessed are they that mourn: for they shall be comforted.” (Matthew 5:4) Your family here at Christian Life Church wants you to know that we will continue to be here for you to provide that comfort and assistance. Your grief is ours, and we want you to know that you are not alone.
