When someone close to you loses someone important to them, it can be tricky to know what to say or do. When they have the funeral or memorial following a Freer, TX cremation service, it’s a natural impulse to reach out and offer support. 

However, that doesn’t make it any easier when the time comes. When you are faced with the tragic loss of a loved one, you may wonder what things you should say to help the person hurting. 

It’s never easy, but these phrases and sentiments can ease some of the strain that comes with loss. There isn’t anything you can do to take away their pain. Still, saying the right things at this difficult time can help lift their spirits and remind them that they are not alone in their grief. 

What To Say at a Memorial Service 

For those attending a memorial service, there are certain things you can say that will comfort the deceased’s loved ones. One of the most important things you can do is to remind the host that their loved one is remembered in a kind and loving manner. 

While it may be difficult to speak about their loss, it’s important to remember that this is a time for celebration as well as mourning. 

You should remind them that their loved one will always be in your heart and theirs and that they played an important role in life. You may also mention your appreciation for their effort in planning the funeral or memorial service. 

Specific things you can say to the bereaved at a memorial service include: 

1. I am sorry for your loss. Sending you all my love. 
   
2. I know this must be very difficult for you. 
   
3. I hope you will find comfort in the memories of your loved one. 
   
4. I am here for you if you need anything at all. 
   
5. I will always remember your loved one fondly. 
   
6. I am glad you chose to celebrate your loved one’s life in this way. 
   
7. I would like to share a story about [the deceased] if you would like me to. 
   
8. I am so glad you are sharing this with us; it means a lot to me and everyone here who loved [the deceased]! 
   
9. “Don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened.” 
   
10. [The deceased] will be missed. 
    
11. [The deceased] would be very proud of you. 
    
12. [The deceased] must have been very special to have had so many people here today. 
    
13. Thank you for sharing your memories of [the deceased]. They mean a lot to me and everyone here who loved them 
    
14. We are all better for having known [the deceased]. 
    
15. You must be so proud of [the deceased]. 
    
16. We are all here for you if you need anything at all. 
    
17. I will truly miss [the deceased]. Praying for you and the family through this time. 
    
18. I am glad that you have chosen to celebrate the life of [the deceased] in this way. 
    
19. May the memory of [the deceased] be a blessing to us all and an inspiration to live our lives as fully and joyfully as they did! 
    
20. May [the deceased] rest in peace. 

What you say at this sensitive time matters, but how you say it means even more. Aim to comfort and sympathize rather than trying to get the mind of the bereaved off their loss. 

Call us today for help arranging a funeral, memorial, or cremation service in Freer, TX. Or for more tips on attending one.