Honest Sympathy Cards
Sympathy cards are the hardest to get right, and most say things nobody actually believes. Ours stay gentle and honest: they acknowledge the loss, skip the clichés, and leave room for what you want to say.
These cards are warmer than they are funny. They’re for a friend, a coworker, or a family member when you want to show up without saying the wrong thing.
This collection has 15 honest sympathy ecards from Bev, Walt, Prof. Hargrove, Hank, Sgt. Briggs, Darlene, Philo, Maddie, Tyler, Nurse Rhonda, Dr. Howard, Harlan, Esq., Madame Lucille, Gus and Duchess. Each one opens with a click: the front sets up the joke and the punchline waits inside, with your personal note printed right underneath. Add their name, write your note, and send it by email or text, right away or scheduled for the day. Cards are $2.99 each, with a 5-card pack and an annual pass if you send a lot of them.
15 cards · $2.99 each · personalize and send in minutes
Bev · SympathyI’m so sorry, sweetheart.
Walt · SympathyI’m sorry.
Prof. Hargrove · SympathyThere is no formula for grief.
Hank · SympathyThinkin’ of you.
Sgt. Briggs · SympathyStand easy, friend.
Darlene · SympathyOh, honey. Bless your heart.
Philo · SympathyThe philosophers wrote volumes about loss.
Maddie · SympathyI’m so, so sorry.
Tyler · SympathyHey. I’m really sorry.
Nurse Rhonda · SympathyRhonda has sat with a lot of families.
Dr. Howard · SympathyDr. Howard is so sorry.
Harlan, Esq. · SympathyHarlan is sorry for your loss.
Madame Lucille · SympathyLucille is so sorry, darlin’.
Gus · SympathyGus heard you’re sad.
Duchess · SympathyDuchess doesn’t care for humans.What to write in a honest sympathy card
- Say their person’s name if you knew it.
- Share one specific memory if you have one.
- ‘I’m here’ is better than ‘let me know if you need anything.’ Offer something specific.
- Keep humor gentle and only if you know them well.