Honest Sympathy Cards
Sympathy cards should never be jokes, and these aren’t. They are honest and warm, written the way a coworker or a teacher might really say it.
Send one to a coworker who lost someone, a teacher’s family or a friend who is grieving. The card opens to a short, sincere message, with your note printed below.
This collection has 14 honest sympathy ecards from Principal Grimsby, Mrs. Harmon, Miss Abby, Doris, Coach Duffy, Lou, Loretta, Brenda, Danny, Lily, Marcus, Tank, Kaylee and Earl. 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.
14 cards · $2.99 each · personalize and send in minutes
Principal Grimsby · SympathyPrincipal Grimsby is very sorry.
Mrs. Harmon · SympathyMrs. Harmon is so sorry.
Miss Abby · SympathyMiss Abby is so very sorry.
Doris · SympathyDoris is so sorry.
Coach Duffy · SympathyCoach Duffy is so sorry.
Lou · SympathyLou is so sorry.
Loretta · SympathyLoretta is so sorry.
Brenda · SympathyBrenda is so sorry.
Danny · SympathyDanny is really sorry.
Lily · SympathyLily is so sorry.
Marcus · SympathyMarcus is thinking of you.
Tank · SympathyTank is thinking of you.
Kaylee · SympathyKaylee is thinking of you.
Earl · SympathyEarl is so sorry.What to write in a honest sympathy card
- Share a memory of the person in the note, if you have one.
- Offer something specific, like a meal or covering a duty.
- Keep the note short. Presence matters more than words.
- It is never too late to send a sympathy card.