Sympathy Messages for Loss of Mother
Sympathy Card Messages for the Death of a Mom
The loss of a mother is a great loss. Moms are special people. Finding the right words of sympathy to comfort someone who lost his/her mom can be difficult. Most people will lose their mom some time during their lifetime. The following messages can be used in your card when you don’t know what to write, but you can edit these to fit the situation.
- Moms stay in a very special part of our hearts even after they pass. I am deeply sorry to hear of your loss.
- I am sorry you had to lose someone so important and special in your life. I’ll be praying for you and the rest of your family.
- From what I have heard you talk about your mother, it sounds like she was a great woman. She did an excellent job raising you. I am sorry for your loss.
- No one can replace your mom, but God can comfort your heart. He knows what you need during this time much better than anyone else.
- The heart that your mother had for others is a rare gift to the many people who had the privilege to know her and be blessed by her. Please accept my condolences.
- There’s a special place in all of our hearts for our mothers, just like there’s a special place in every mother’s heart for her children. You must continue to carry her memory in that special place in your heart. I am sincerely sorry for the loss of your mother.
- Please accept my condolences for the loss of your mother. From what I heard, she was a great woman to be admired. I’ll be thinking about you in the coming days and saying a prayer for you now and then.
- I’m sorry for the loss of you mother. It only makes sense for me to do what you mother would have done in this situation if it were someone she knew. I’ll pray for you, call you soon, and bring some soup in the coming week.
- To lose your mom is to lose a very close and loyal friend who has known and loved you your entire life.
- God gives us the gift of mothers to provide us nurturing, comfort, and support. God can still provide that for you now, but he’ll have to do it in a different way. I’ll be praying for you to have comfort and support from God.
- It takes a special person to be a good mom, but it takes an even more special person to be the mom of a great child. You are proof of your mother’s great character.
- The loss of a mother creates a void that cannot be filled by anyone. Since mothers a God-given, I’ll pray for Him to give you what you need at this time.
- Moms provide their children with so much while they are growing up including a place to call home. Now your mom as been called to her home. I hope you are comforted by the promise to be with your mom in her new home when the time comes for you to join her in the sweet by and by.
- As I hear of your loss, I’m reminded to be grateful for the time I have had with my own mother in this life. Our mothers have been such a blessing in our lives, and they will continue to bless us even now and in the future.
- Children and grandchildren continue the legacy their mothers begin. Your mother has built a strong legacy that I know will continue on.
- Mothers are guardian angels, teachers, and best friends who we are blessed with for a time with their valuable time.
- Death holds no power over love, especially the love of a mother. For this reason, we can never completely lose our mothers.
- I know your mother had great faith, something that made her a strong woman. May you find comfort in your knowledge that you will be reunited with her.
- There are some things we can’t control in life otherwise the world would be full of billions of sweet mothers like your mom.
- I appreciate your mom for who you are. She gets credit for producing you and influencing you. She’ll live on through you.
- There’s a reason mothers are a requirement for babies. I wish we could keep them for our entire lives though.
- Time is no match for the forever connection that mothers have with their children.
- Mothers can never be replaced, and most of us don’t get to keep them for our entire lives. I hope your memories of her bring you comfort. She was an amazing person.
- Your mom impressed me in many ways. I feel inspired by her life and aspire to be more like her.
- Your mom lived a dynamic and meaningful life. One of her best accomplishments was you.
- As a friend of your mom’s, I know what a special lady she was. I am sorry for your loss. I’ll miss her.
- The legacy your mom left for you to continue is a blessing not just to you but also the people she and you have come in contact with over the years.
- I was encouraged by your mom to do my best and I will be eternally grateful for the opportunity to have known her. She will remain in my memories as she was, a beautiful, strong, and smart woman.
- Not everyone gets to say that they had one of the best mothers in the whole world. In your case, I think that would be true if you said it.
- Three words come to mind when I think of your mom: warm, caring, and wise.
- Moms live forever in the hearts of their children. I wish you the best and am praying for you.
- I was glad to meet your mom. I see how her influence shaped the person you are today. She will continue to live through some of the good qualities you possess.
- I didn’t get to meet your mom. Based on what I know about you, she must have been done something right. I am sorry for the loss you’re experiencing.
Quotes for Loss of Mom
Quotes can be an appropriate way to express condolences. These are especially appropriate quotes for the loss of a mother.
- “A mom’s hug lasts long after she lets go.” -Unknown
- “Unable are the loved to die, for love is immortality.” -Emily Dickinson
- “Mothers hold their children’s hands for a short while, but their hearts forever.” -Unknown
- “Time is the only comforter for the loss of a mother.” -Jane Welsh Carlyle
- “Wherever a beautiful soul has been there is a trail of beautiful memories.” -Unknown
- “A mother is not a person to lean on but a person to make leaning unnecessary.” -Dorothy Canfield Fisher
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The death of a mother is one of the painful moments one can experience in life. The condolence wishes for the friend can be sent through video clips for the friend and the other members of the family. The messages would make the friend ease up his grief a bit at least.
Sample condolence text messages that can be sent to friend on the death of mother is given below.
1). I am extremely sad to hear about the demise of your mother. Please accept my deepest condolences to you and your family. May God give you all the strength you need.
2). It hurts me a lot to hear about the sudden demise of your mother. I extend my heartfelt condolences and support to you and your family during this difficult time.
3). My sincere sympathy and condolences to you and your family on the loss of your mother. May you get the strength to handle the unfortunate situation.
4). I am sorry to hear that you have lost your mother. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. May God give your family courage and patience.
5). I am deeply shocked at the sudden death of your mother. My heartfelt condolences to you and your family. I am always there to support you in this difficult time.
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Condolence messages on death of a friend’s mother are those messages which one uses to console a friend who has lost his/ her mother.
The messages are framed to let the friend know that he/ she is not alone during the tough time. A few sample condolence messages have been provided below for reference purpose.
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Sample Condolence Messages on Death of a Friend’s Mother
- Your mother was a great lady. Her presence and aura would forever be remembered by all of us in our lives. Please take this comfort in knowing that we are with you during this difficult time.
- Please do not lower down your heart, our thoughts and prayers are always with you. I am just a call away for any kind of helps that you may need.
- I have no words to express the sadness that I carry in my heart to hear about the demise of your beloved mother. I could remember the time when she used to treat us as her own children and serve us with love. Please take this comfort in knowing that we are with you. Please accept our heartfelt sympathies and condolences.
- No pain is far reaching than losing a mother. Dearest friend, please take this comfort in knowing that we are standing by your side during this difficult time. We are just a call away. Please accept our sympathies and condolences.
- It was really sad to know about the loss of your mother. May her soul rest in peace. My heartfelt sympathies are with you.
- Dear friend, I hope and pray to god that may Aunt’s soul rests in peace.
- Dear friend, I am always there for you. We know that no one can comfort you the way she did but we are always with you.
- She was a motherly figure for me too. All these years of being far from my family, your mother and you were my strength, now I will be yours.
- My deepest sympathy for you and the family on the loss of your mother. We know she will always reside in our hearts. May her soul rest in peace.
- I know your mother meant the world to you and you meant the world to her. But she would always wish the best for you, so find the strength in your heart to take care of your family.
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February 15th, 1997.
I wrote this for my friend Alison, who despaired of her daughter ever resuming their loving and friendly relationship. They are now the best of friends.
Four and a half years later, I read this at my daughter’s funeral in October 2001. Annette had chronic depression and took her own life, at the age of 34. We had been estranged for several years, for in her illness, she rejected me completely –until the last few weeks before she died.
I am thankful for the care and support she did receive – although it was not enough – and for the fact that, because we never closed the door, regardless of how difficult she was to deal with – it helped to heal the break between us and we enjoyed her last weeks with love and laughter.
A Mother’s Prayer For A Lost Daughter
What price our sons will exceed their father’s aspirations?
And if they do, is it for him – when they surpass those
incomparable limits of fatherhood?
What price our daughters will achieve our unrealized
heights of both career and domesticity?
And if they do, it’s not for us – but to create
their own environment of womanhood.
Our dreams, so unfulfilled. Our desires, so blatantly
transferred. Our plans, so thwarted by time and
circumstance.
What pain and loss our children might receive from us.
Why? Our own dreams for them are for lives
filled with the joy of accomplishment.
Bubbling over with harmony and the
satisfaction of creation realised.
We let them go. Waiting for them to come back,
wanting to share.
Knowing that we are aware but they are still alone.
And when they call to say “Hello”, the hunger
would overwhelm us all — except that it is
our hunger, not theirs. So, we must, of necessity,
not let them know the depths
of our fear and our love.
We cannot truly be mother, friend, parent
and companion as we would wish.
Somewhere, sometime, it’s goodbye
while they move on – to a world and time
of their own that we will never truly know,
while we fear their pain which is still to come.
It may be too much for them to share with us
– and in that time we seek the peace of
mutual acceptance and understanding.
Perhaps unspoken, but they will know.
In silence, my child, simply touch my fingertips
and know the truth of parental love.
In Memory Of Annette
26th August 1967 – 21st October 2001
On the desk lamp by my PC, where I work almost every day, there is a beautful white butterfly. Fragile now, Annette gave it to me in a card as a late Easter gift in 1991. Along with the card in which it came, signed with love to both me and to Robbie from “Netti” it shares my every day. They are a reminder to me that we shared many years of love, happiness and friendship, as well as times of pain and loss. She is ever my daughter.
On 10th August, 2010, I read this poem at the GetUp! Candlelit Vigil in Burswood Park – in support of Mental Health Reform and in support of all those who have suffered. Please use the links below, to share this poem with your family and friends. We have a Facebook page, too at Stories My Nana Tells
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