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Message of Condolence in an Email for a Boss Written to a Friend

This condolence email message for a beloved boss written to a friend will remind the friend what a great person he was, and how he always treated the employees with respect. He was well-liked and will be missed. In the condolence email message for a boss written to a friend example, include any stories you have of the boss or memories of the boss and your friend together. The letter is appropriate for young adults and adults.

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Message of Condolence in an Email for a Boss Written to a Friend

Email Subject Line: So Sorry…

Dear Mandy,

I’m so sorry to hear about the unexpected loss of your boss, John. What a shock it must be for you – especially since you last worked with him a couple of days ago. I wish to extend my deepest sympathy. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

From hearing you talk about John, I knew you had a close working relationship. He sounded like a wonderful man who cared for and respected everyone he worked with. I understand that he made coming to work everyday a joy. What an inspiration! I’m sure he’ll be greatly missed in the office.

As his assistant, I’m sure the coming days and weeks will be difficult for you. Please don’t hesitate to let me know if you need anything. I’m available to help.

Sincerely,

Sue