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A Selection of Bereavement Gifts that Offer Comfort and Healing
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Box of Comfort
A comforting sympathy gift for anyone who is grieving
$69.95
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Remembrance Journal
Companion
A companion for healing and remembering
$64.95
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A Treasured Keepsake
A keepsake memorial gift that honors a remarkable life
$64.95
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Forever Loved
A lasting keepsake in honor of a miscarriage or infant death.
$69.95
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Heart's Ease
A sympathy gift that provides comfort for the Christian heart
$69.95
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Touching Moments
A warm and fuzzy sympathy gift for a family to share.
$69.95
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Memories of You Stone
A constant reminder that memories are forever
$49.95
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Healing Moments
A sympathy gift that offers comfort and promotes healing
$39.95
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What you should know before sending a sympathy card:

• Even though the world communicates through internet and cell phones, sending your sympathy is still best done by sending a hand-written card, note or letter.

• If you knew the deceased but not their family, a sympathy note should be addressed to the closest living relative. If you did not know the deceased but knew a family member, send the card to that person.

• Sign your entire name to the card. You may be a close friend, but they may have several friends with the same first name.

• Sending a sympathy card as soon as possible is best, but it’s never too late to send condolences. Most people will welcome a gift or card any time as there is no time limit for grieving.

• If you deliver the sympathy card in person, it is appropriate to place the card on a table or other easy-to-find place rather than hand it directly to the person.
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