125+ Words of Encouragement To Say Someone Who Lost Loved One

There is nothing more painful than losing a loved one and no amount of sympathy or consolation is going to bring back the long-gone loved one. 

It takes a very long time to even deal with the fact that a person is no longer around. 

The best you can do, at these times to someone who lost a loved one is just be there for them when they need you. 

The second best thing is to say something that feels them a little better and even helps them cope while grieving their loss. 

It’s very important to choose your words carefully and say something comforting, encouraging, and positive note. 

Here are some of the most uplifting, comforting, and sympathetic words to say to someone who just suffered a loss of a loved one. 

Sympathetic Words To Say Someone Who Lost A Loved One 

-Nothing is ever going to take away the memories we created together. May your memories give you peace and comfort.

-Hope all the memories we share together remind you of all the happier times we spent.

-Kindly accept our heartfelt condolences and sympathies for your loss. We are with you and your family during these tough times.

-This might seem like the end of the world and it is really difficult to see ahead and beyond this misfortune. 

-You need to honor memories of the lost loved one by bringing prosperity and peace to your life as they would have wanted the same.

-While it is okay to be sad and you are definitely going to miss the lost ones. But we are also very thankful for all the great time we spend together.

-We hope for all the peace, courage, and strength to you and your family. If you need anything, we are always here for you.

-Rest assured as your loved one is now resting peacefully. Filling your life with tears only going to hurt your memories.

-Even if there is nothing I can say that can bring back the lost loved one, you need to know that I will always be there for you.
 

-It’s okay to break down, cry out and give it into your feelings and emotions you are going through. You have every right to.

-May God give you the strength to get through the loss and move ahead with your life.
 

-Words are inadequate to express the sorrow and sadness we are feeling for you and your family.  Anything you need or what you need to get done, we are here always, all the time.

-Honestly, I cannot understand what you are going through. All I can do is be there for you whenever you need me.

-It is not just a loss for your family but for us as well, losing a gem of a person like him/her.

-Losing a loved one is a tough time and has an unbearable pain. I cannot imagine what you are going through. But just remember, you have the strength within you to get through this.

-If you cannot see past this right now, the future seems overwhelming, it is fine. It’s a lot to deal with. And remember it is going to pass like everything else.

-Death leaves a kind of pain, heartache, a vacuum that cannot be filled or healed.  But the love you have for them is something no one can take away.

Comforting Words For Loss Of A Loved One 

-Whisper to the angels near those who are grieving for the loss of a loved one. Tell them that their loved ones are safe in God’s hands.

-Goodbyes are never meant to be forever. It is never about the end. It is only meant for the time you will be apart until you meet them again.

-The best tribute you can give the lost loved one is to keep living your life at best. You need to even live more, for them too. That’s what they would have wanted from you too.

-Loss is temporary as everyone is going to meet each other again one day if you truly believe in the almighty god.

-Think of all the happier times he/she spent with you and the family. Take those memories as his/her last impression, not all the grief and sadness.

-The people who you love truly never really go away. They always remain with you in your heart in one way or another, as a memory, learning, or inspiration.
 

-Now you need to focus on honoring their memory by living upon their expectations and harnessing your best self as they dreamt of you.

-Memories that you had with them are now what’s left of them which you need to protect and keep.

-They are always going to live in the hearts of people who admire them, love them, and respect them. 

Uplifting Words From Bible For Losing Loved Ones 

-Those who mourn over a deceased loved one are blessed and will be comforted. ( Matthew 5:4)

-You can do all this through the God who gives you strength ( Philippians 4:13)

-You don’t have to fear as the god himself says that he is with you. He speaks of you to not be dismayed as he is your god. He will help you, give you strength and uphold you with his righteous right hand. ( Isaiah 41:10)

-Lord is always close to the broken hearts and saves the people with crushed spirits and drowned in sadness. ( Psalm 34:18)

-Jesus died and rose again, and he can do the same for those who fell asleep in him as well.  (1 Thessalonians 4:13-14)

-God leaves peace with you and he gives peace to you. And it is not as the world would give it to you. He said not to be afraid and trouble your heart over it. ( John 14:27) 

What To Say On Different Specific Situations Of Loss Loved Ones? 

-You need to be perceptive about the situation in which the other person is, and say the comforting words according to who he or she has lost. 

-It depends upon who you are saying to, how well you know them or about them, or what relationship you have with them. 

-You won’t comfort your boss or an acquaintance as you do your close friend or family member. 

Here are different situations with some suggestive comforting words to say to someone who suffered a loss : 

Uplifting & Sympathetic Words On loss Of Casual Acquaintances   

-I am so sorry to hear this. 

-I am sorry to hear about your loss. 

-Praise to the Lord for his peaceful soul 

-Hope he/she finds peace

Uplifting & Comforting Words To Grieve On Known or Close Acquaintance  

-I am extremely sorry to hear this.

-Hope his family will go through this 

-God bless his/her soul 

-Hope you will be able to help them cope with this. 

-God bless his/her family and give them strength to face this. 

-I am sorry for what happened. 

Uplifting & Sympathetic Words On Grieving Family Member or Close family 

-I cannot imagine what you are going through right now.

-No matter what, you can always rely on me.

-There is nothing I can say to heal your wounds but just remember, I am here for you always.

-Take your time to grieve. It is going to be painful but you need to hold on.

-The best you can do is to move forward and live your life. That’s what he/she would have wanted. 

Uplifting & Sympathetic Words On Grieving A Pet 

-I am so sorry to hear about the loss of ( name of the pet). It is so hard to lose a pet.

-Losing someone with whom you spend such a wonderful time must be heartbreaking.

-I know how much ( name of the pet) meant to you. He/She was quite like a family to you.

-If you need anyone to talk to about this, about ( name of the pet), I will be happy to be of some help.

Uplifting & Sympathetic Words To A Friend Who Has Just Lost A Parent

-I wish there could be something that I can say or do makes you feel better.

-Take as much time as you need. And if you want to talk, you know I am here for you, always.

-I wouldn’t have so strong as you are  if I would have been on your place.

-I am also going to miss ( his/her parents’ name).

-(Parents’ name) would be so proud of you!

-I know you’re in pain but it will get better, I promise! 

Uplifting & Sympathetic Words To Grieving Parent Who Lost Their Child

-I am so sorry for what’s happened to you. I know there is nothing I can say that can take away your pain.

-Let me know if you need anything, I can do for you.

-What you are going through is unfair and unbearable. 

Tip: A tip would be to not cheer them up or say something over-positive or anything dismissing and demeaning their loss. Respect their grieving phase 

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