Subscribe to Blog via Email
Categories
- Arguments/How To Argue
- Blog
- Business Advice
- Complaints/How To Handle Complaints/How To Complain
- Delegation/How To Delegate
- Etiquette
- Funerals, Death, and Dying
- Humor/Jokes and How To Tell Jokes
- Lincoln Quotes/What would Lincoln say?
- Media Interviews/How To Do Them
- Memorable Words and Descriptions
- Negotiation/How To Negotiate
- Never say…
- Parenting
- Politics
- Public Speaking
- Relationships: dating, divorce, family, and friends
- Religion/Spirituality
- Sales
- TRUMP
- Uncategorized
- Unusual Quotations
- Weddings, funerals,graduations, and other occasions
- Words and Definitions
- Writing/How To Write letters, notes,articles, email, books
Category Archives: Funerals, Death, and Dying
What You Say To Someone Who’s Grieving Over A Death
What You Say At A Funeral Or In A Sympathy Card by Gene Griessman, Ph.D. Three months ago the wife of my close friend Brad died after a long, painful illness. Brad took it very hard. She was his very … Continue reading
Posted in Funerals, Death, and Dying
Tagged gene griessman, Lincoln on Communication, what to say at a funeral, what to say in a sympathy card, what to say when someone dies, whatyousay.com
Comments Off on What You Say To Someone Who’s Grieving Over A Death
Writing tips: Find Just The Right Word When You Write A Letter, Note Or Email
Learning To Communicate Effectively: Lessons From Great Poets And An Irish Joke by Bill Funchion, Waubonsee Community College, Sugar Grove, IL A woman told me recently that she had a difficult time trying to understand the death of her young … Continue reading
Posted in Funerals, Death, and Dying, Writing/How To Write letters, notes,articles, email, books
Tagged Bill Funchion, Emily Dickinson, great poets, how to communicate effectively, IL, Sugar Grove, Waubonsee Community College, writing tips, “Parting, ” What is death?
Comments Off on Writing tips: Find Just The Right Word When You Write A Letter, Note Or Email
The Letter of Condolence: Never Say…
What You Say and Don’t Say When You Write A Letter of Condolence by Gene Griessman, Ph.D. The following statements should never be used when you write a note or letter of condolence. Ditto for what you say when you … Continue reading
Posted in Business Advice, Funerals, Death, and Dying, Never say..., Writing/How To Write letters, notes,articles, email, books
Tagged business etiquette, Chaney and St. Clair Martin, gene griessman, how to write a letter of condolence, how to write a letter or note of sympathy, never say, what not to say at a funeral, what you say, what you say to the bereaved
Comments Off on The Letter of Condolence: Never Say…
WHAT TO SAY TO THE DYING: PART TWO
Death and Dying: What To Say To Someone Who Is Dying–Part Two Knowing what to say to the dying requires skill, courage, and wisdom. There is no way to know just how many individuals regret for the rest of their … Continue reading
Posted in Funerals, Death, and Dying
1 Comment
What Not To Say When Someone Dies. What To Say At A Funeral
What You Say When Someone Dies. What To Say At A Funeral. What To Say In A Letter Of Condolence By Gene Griessman, Ph.D. What to say when someone dies–what to say at a funeral, what to say in a … Continue reading
Funerals
Men and women. Always, especially if you can’t attend the funeral. You should be prepared to spend serious money, because what you send will be placed in a line, and will be compared with floral arrangements from friends, relatives, and … Continue reading
Posted in Funerals, Death, and Dying
Comments Off on Funerals