Condolence spells for mourning cards
At a loss, people need the sympathy of the family, friends, colleagues and acquaintances. So that you can show that you assist the person, come here condolences for mourning cards.
Life is like a play: it does not matter how long it was, but how colorful. - Lucius Annaeus Seneca
The most beautiful thing a human being can leave is a smile on the face of those who think of him.
And there are always traces of your life, thoughts, pictures and moments - they will remind us of you, make us happy and sad and never let you forget.
What you have deep in your heart can not be lost through death. - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Everything changes with the one who is next to you or next to you. - Sylke-Maria Pohl
You are no longer where you were, but you are everywhere we are. - Victor Hugo
The happiness that we were able to experience through the man we loved makes up the true wealth of our lives.
Memory is the only paradise from which we can not be driven out. - Jean Paul
Nobody goes completely from us - he only goes ahead.
Everything has it's time. There is a time of joy, a time of silence, a time of pain, sadness and a time of grateful remembrance.
There is nothing that can replace the presence of a loved one. The more beautiful and full of memories, the harder the separation. But gratitude gives a quiet joy in mourning. One carries the past beauty like a precious gift in itself. - Dietrich Bonhoeffer
The memory is a window through which I can see you whenever I want.
A voice that was familiar to us, is silent. A person who was there for us no longer lives. What remains is thanks and the memory of many happy hours.
Thank you for the common path, Thank you for your hand, which was so helpful. Thank you for your closeness, which gives us security. Thank you for giving it to you.
Not counting the years in our lives, but life in our years. - Adlai Ewing Stevenson
You can shed tears because he left. Or you can smile because he lived. You can close your eyes and pray that he will return. Or you can open your eyes and see all that he left behind.
Three things survive death. It is courage, memory and love. - Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Incidentally, you will find even more rhetorical artworks in our special: Proverbs.
