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Florence Isaacs's Blog – November 2013 Archive (1)
Seven Tips for Writing a Condolence Note to a Widow or Widower
Q. My co-worker’s husband just died, and I’m at a loss for what to write in a sympathy note. She and I are friendly – occasionally we have lunch together with a group of other associates – but we’re not close friends. What should I say?
The death of a spouse (or life partner) is an extraordinarily complicated loss that turns a widow’s life upside down. She loses a…
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