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This condolence email message for a beloved teacher written to a friend will remind the friend what a caring and passionate woman their teacher was, and how she inspired others to learn new things and always do their best. In the condolence email message for a teacher written to a friend example, include any stories you have of the teacher or memories of the teacher and the friend together. The email is appropriate for teens, young adults and adults.
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Message of Condolence in an Email for a Teacher Written to a Friend
Email Subject Line: So sorry to hear the news…
Dear Theresa,
I’m so sad to learn of Prof. Anne’s passing. I know you were especially close to her and I’m sure it’s hard for you to believe that she’s no longer with us. My heart goes out to you.
It seems like yesterday that we were in class, listening to Prof. Anne’s lectures and exploring new ways to look at our world. Her passion for teaching and helping others grow in their knowledge was an inspiration for all of us. I remember how she encouraged us to always do our best – it wasn’t about the grade. What mattered was that we tried. She truly cared for others and showed it every day. Anne made an impression on so many people and will be greatly missed by all who had the privilege to know her.
Let me know if there is anything I can do to help. I’d love to show my appreciation and help celebrate her life in some way.
Take care,
Lucy