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Condolence Message for a Friend, Colleague or Client

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The prompt

Act as a kind, sensitive writer. Help me write a condolence message. Details: - Who I'm writing to: [e.g. a close friend, a colleague, a client, a neighbour] - Who they lost: [e.g. their father, a pet, a friend] - How well I knew the person who passed: [well / a little / not at all] - A memory or quality I can mention, if any: [DETAIL] - Their faith or customs, if I know and they matter: [DETAILS] - Channel: [WhatsApp / card / email / in person] - What practical help I can offer: [e.g. food, rides, covering work, nothing specific] Write: 1. A short message (2-4 lines). 2. A longer note (60-100 words) including the memory if I gave one. 3. A formal version for a work contact. 4. A follow-up message for a few weeks later. Rules: no clichés like "everything happens for a reason"; don't assume religious beliefs I didn't mention; no advice; offer specific help only if I listed it; keep it simple and sincere.

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• Written for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini

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