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Condolence Letter to Employee

admin — Tue, 18 Jul 2017 17:04:50 +0000

Condolence letters are written on the very unfortunate incident of death of any relative or known person. Employees are very essential asset of company he gives his faithful services to the company. Company becomes able to make his position in market only because of the hard work of employee.

So, it is the immense duty of company to help him or his family in his hard time. Condolence letter to employee will give him little comfort and will help him to come out of the sorrow of death.

Take a look at the sample below in which condolence letter is written by the company on death of his employee to his wife.

Letter:

Newgen Software Limited

Logan

To,

Sharon D. Perez

2882 Burnside Avenue
Logan, UT 84321

September 8, 2010

Dear Madam

We are very sad to know about the death of your husband Late Mr. James K. Perez. He was very hand working and faithful employee of our company and we will really miss him. He was a very nice and wonderful person and we will always remember him in our thoughts.

We know the situation at your end and we pray to God for your well being. You have a young child and we know that both of you will have to face a tough life in future. We are always ready to help you.

At this moment we are giving you a little help by donating amount of $1000. You can collect it anytime from our office.

Thanks
Team Newgen.

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Condolence Letter to Colleague

admin — Tue, 18 Jul 2017 17:04:16 +0000

A colleague is a person who works with us in office and helps us in solving any problem in office work. So, it is our intense duty to support him in case he lost his any family member. You can show this support by writing a condolence letter to your colleague.

You should write it short and sweet. Include words of kind support and show that you are always there to help him. Below example will help you in writing this letter.

Letter:

To,

Robert M. Johnson
692 Glenview Drive
Victoria, TX 77901

September 5, 2010

Subject: – Condolence on death of your son

Dear Robert,

I would like to show my sincere grief on sudden death of your son. It is really painful that you have lost your son at this young age. He was very talented and well behaved young man and will always be in our remembering. It is unreal for me to think that he is not with us.

We are always with you and your family in this difficult time. We must understand that it is life and God test patience of everyone in this life, so I will pray God to give you power to accept this unfortunate thing.

Please free to ask for any personal or financial help.

Thanks

Gloria D. Milne.

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General Condolence Letter

admin — Tue, 18 Jul 2017 16:58:30 +0000

Condolence letter is often written to provide comfort to someone who has undergone a tragic experience. Most of the times such letters are written to give respect to the person who has died and to give comfort to the newly bereaved family.

These letters often become very important to the bereaved person and are re-read by them many times.

General Condolence Letter Writing Tips:

Personalize the letter: Condolence letter sounds more comforting when it is hand written, so always hand write your condolence letters. Send emails only if you feel the bereaved person would prefer emails.
Keep it short and simple: Condolence letter sounds the best when it is kept short and sweet. As a bereaved person would not be wanting to read a letter which is long and out of the context of the tragedy. Few simple words of comfort will do the magic which a long letter will fail to do.
The big NO-NO: Never try to tell the bereaved person that you know how he/she feels about the loss, as you had faced the same tragedy. Your feelings might differ compared to his/hers, so don’t presume someone’s thought and give them your advice on how to overcome the tragic experience.
Acknowledge the loss: In a condolence letter, it is very important to acknowledge the loss of the bereaved person. A condolence letter sounds meaningless if you don’t acknowledge the loss.
Offer to help them: Before ending the letter, offer help to help the bereaved person and his family as they might need some support in their time of trouble. If you know the family very well then try to be specific on how would you like to help them.

General Condolence Letter Template

Use our free General Condolence Letter to help you get started. Simply download the .doc or pdf file and customize it. If you need additional help or more examples check out some of the sample letters below.

Dear _______,

Many blessings to you and your family at this difficult time. Please accept my heartfelt sympathies on the loss of your ________ (relationship of the deceased with the bereaved). Everyone in the office are shocked and saddened to hear that ______ (name of the deceased) is no more between us.

_________ (name of the deceased) was a very generous soul. _____ (his/her) presence will be missed a lot by all of us.

I know this situation might be very challenging for you. I would like you to know that I will be there for you in whatever ways I can. Please let me know how can I help you in these difficult days.

May ______ soul rest in peace.

General Condolence Letter Sample, Email and Example/Format

Sample

Address of the recipient

Date:

Dear Abram,

I am extremely saddened to hear about your wife’s death. I know Sarah was a great woman and a very good home maker. I can’t imagine how difficult this time must be for you and your family. Where ever she went she always use to spread joy and happiness.

I still remember her enthusiasm for making occasions very special. I still cherish all her memories.

If you’d like, then I would like to cook meals for your family in this time of trouble. If you want me to help you in any other way then please let me know.

Take care of yourself and know that you will always remain in my prayers and thoughts.

Love,

Isaac.

Email Format

To,

Peter B. Mancini

4966 Nancy Street
Fuquay Varina,

NC 27526.

September 5, 2010

Dear Peter

I heard about the sad news of death of your son. Loss of child is not a small thing and I am not getting any words to express my grief about this.

I remember the day when I met your child for the first time. I got really impressed by his smile and way of talking.

I am not able to believe that he has left us in such a young age. I will always remember him in my thoughts.

My best wishes and blessings are always with you and you are always free to call me for help at any moment.

Thanks,
Jack B. Hillier.

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