Honestly, I've never heard of sending money in a sympathy card. I have close friends that have lost loved ones and their main concern is that the deceased persons memory is kept alive. Once spent, money is often forgotten. My idea would be to buy some children's books and donate them to the library, inscribing them with "in memory of....." His memory will live on and the books will be read by other children his age.
2006-11-07 05:24:33
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answered by I'mDone 2
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Money may not be appropriate for the loss of a loved one. Some people may see it as charity instead of a gift, and some people are very touchy about accepting charity. If you know for a fact that she's really hard up for money and is having trouble paying funeral expenses, then money might be okay, but otherwise I'd be cautious.
Instead, donate the money to a good cause as a memorial to the boy. Ask around - the family may have a favorite group or church that they would like to support.
2006-11-07 04:33:33
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answered by teresathegreat 7
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DONT SEND MONEY!!!!!! are you nuts??? what is she going to do with it??? buy a 12 pack and call it a night??? send her flowers!!! there are places she can take them to have them framed and kept for memorials...if it were the other way around and the mom died and left a small child behind you could start a fundraiser to put the kid through college or something...thats what happened to me...my mom died when i was eight and people raised money in a trust fund for my college education...something my mom couldnt give me anymore...DO NOT SEND THE MOM MONEY!!!! an empty card and nothing else would be better than sending her money and a card!
2006-11-07 05:00:58
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answered by tinkerbell20 1
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the assumption of putting income a sympathy card is a splash crass, in spite of the undeniable fact that it somewhat is clever especially circumstances. i'm guessing that as quickly as your dad died, your mom and family individuals lost an substantial source of economic help. Funerals additionally are very costly and the extra youthful a guy or woman is, the fewer arranged they're for that distinctive price. An older guy or woman in a nursing residing house isn't financially helping all of us, so enclosing money interior the sympathy card is irrelevant. only point out a advantageous reminiscence you have of your pen buddy.
2016-10-21 10:27:45
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answered by Anonymous
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just send flowers. money seems a little mean, or like u were in a hurry. flowers are from the heart and are special. but i think its very sweet that u care so much.
2006-11-07 04:31:18
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answered by Anonymous
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I would make a donation to a childrens charity in the childs name, or if you live in a close knit neighborhood, perhaps get a collection from all the neighbors and present it to the family to help cover their costs, so they have one less thing to worry about.
2006-11-07 04:34:44
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answered by Anonymous
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what ever you can offer. $25 dollars is fine., last year a 4th grad
er was run over by a bus too. any amount will be appreciate
some people don't have Life Ins. any amount help. to bury your love one.
2006-11-07 04:39:55
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answered by memememememe 3
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I think a card and a live plant would be better. I still have all the plants I received from when my son died 6 years ago.
2006-11-07 05:02:03
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answered by theoriginalquestmaker 5
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i would send flowers or make a donation in the little boy's name in a place that is meaningful to the family
2006-11-07 04:29:41
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answered by dancerness 1
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25 is just fine to send .It's the thought that counts and you are very thoughtful for even sending anything.
2006-11-07 04:32:37
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answered by IT'S JUST ME ! 7
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