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I have also heard people say "may God give long life to those left behind." I also have non-Jewish Middle Eastern friends and I believe it is common to say things like "May God give you patience," and "may God bless him/her" referring to the deceased. It is: "I hope God will comfort you along with the mourners of Tzion and Jerusalem." I'm sure there are others. It shows that I am mourning with them and that I would be happy to help them in any way possible.įebruary 15, I only know one Jewish phrase of condolence that I learned from an Israeli buddy. I will also say "please accept my condolences." This is a classic condolence saying but it's also very simple and straight-forward. When I hear that someone has passed away, I usually say that I'm very sorry to hear about their loss. I realize that I will not have an answer to this question, but there may be someone else out there - who would like to know. Not everyone in this club knows her, though others were close friends before her illness, so what would be appropriate to say? I must send out an announcement to a group that a member has lost her battle with cancer. If you're not sending several dozen notices, you could include a copy of her obituary, if it ran in the local newspaper. Memorials may be made to (and list any charities or causes she supported)." That's pretty much all you have to say. We send our condolences, thoughts and prayers to her family (name her spouse and children, if applicable). Jane Doe lost her battle with cancer on this date. "The president (or whomever) of the XYZ club regrets to inform our members that Ms. They will appreciate their friend's passing was acknowledged by her club. April 13, I don't think it matters so much that some members were close friends with this woman before her illness.