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Missed His Wife
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KIRKSVILLE, Mo., July 21.--About two years ago James Sylva and Miss Buckalew, daughter of a well-known citizen of Kirksville, were married and removed to Keokuk, Iowa. View Full Article in Timesmachine »

Sympathy Message Categories Family 38 Touching Sympathy Messages for Loss of Wife
Losing your wife and partner is a tragedy that will have devastating effects. To have to say goodbye to the woman you loved like no other will be heartbreaking, and such a loss carried with the grieving partner forever.
Bereavement is a long and painful process and so having family and friends to gather round and support you as you come to terms with a loss this great is essential.
When someone has lost a wife, perhaps a friend or relative of ours, we want to reach out and offer that person condolences. That can be in many ways; support, assistance, or juusst a message to let them know they’re in our thoughts.
But it can be difficult to put these thoughts and feelings into words. Knowing what to say to a friend who has lost a wife or how to phrase it is a daunting task.
Especially when it’s such a delicate situation and the bereaved is likely to be in a very fragile state. Words can be powerful so you want to make sure you say the right thing.
That’s why the selection of words of sympathy for loss of wife below will hopefully help you to find the ideal sympathy or condolence message that express how you feel. They can be used exactly as they are or changed so that they fit your situation.
I was so shocked to hear of your wife’s passing. You are in my thoughts and prayers
Your wife was a wonderful woman. She will be greatly missed. My deepest sympathies
I am so sorry to hear about the passing of your wife. My thoughts are with you and your family
Your wife will be missed by all who were lucky enough to know her. May you find peace and love in the memories you cherish. My condolences
My hearts go out to you in your time of grieving. Your wife will be sorely missed. Stay strong
Please accept our condolences on the loss of your wife. She was a special person and we share in your grief
I know nothing I can say will make things better but I just wanted you to know I am thinking of you in these difficult times
We are truly sorry to hear of the loss of your wife. May the love of family and friends help comfort you in this time of grief
Our hearts are saddened to learn of the loss of your wife. Her spirit and generosity will not be forgotten. Please know we are with you
I just heard about your wife’s passing. Please know you and your family are in my thoughts
Your wife was an amazing woman who touched everyone she knew. We are so sorry to learn of her passing and are wishing you peace and comfort during this hard time
I just wanted to offer my condolences for the terrible passing of your wife. You have my most sincere sympathies
Please accept these flowers, our condolences for your loss and hear the words we are not able to speak
We are so sorry to have learned about your wife’s passing. We are here for you however needed
I am so deeply saddened by your loss. Your wife will be in our hearts and memories. Stay strong
Your wife was a one in a million, and her legacy will be there for all to see. I can’t begin to express how sorry I am. Just know I’m thinking of you in this difficult time
We are so lucky to have you as a friend and are saddened to hear of your wife’s passing. Please know you are in our thoughts and have our most heartily condolences
Please accept my deepest sympathies for the loss of your spouse. She was one of the most caring and kind people you could hope to meet. I’m am so deeply sorry she is gone. If you need anything just let me know
My heart goes out to you and your family over the passing of your wife and mother. She was such a positive influence on everyone around her and that infectious spirit will be her legacy. You have my very sincere and heartfelt sympathy
I pay tribute to an incredible woman who was loved by all. She has left footprints in my heart and life and I will miss her greatly. My heart goes out to you and your children. I’m here if you need me
Please accept my sincerest condolences for the passing of your spouse. If I can do anything to help ease the burden don’t hesitate to ask
Try to take comfort and strength from those who care for you. We will be by your side and help you get through this. My most heartfelt sympathies
Your wife’s death is a tragedy and she will be missed by the whole community. Her good work will be a lasting tribute to the sort of person she was. My deepest condolences are with you and your family
Your wife was a dear friend and truly special person. I can’t find the words to express how hard this is. My thoughts are with you and your family and I’m sending my most heartfelt condolences
I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Your wife’s kind nature and warmth will be missed terribly. I only hope the knowledge that others share your grief may offer a small consolation. My sympathies
Sending my strongest sympathies for your loss. Your wife was much more than just a colleague but a true friend. I will miss her dearly. Don’t hesitate to call if you need anything
Your wife’s passing was far too soon, and although she is gone I am sure her the life she lead will continue to inspire those who knew her. I feel lucky to have spent time and known her. My deepest condolences
May God guide you through this period of grief and help lead you to some peace. Your wife will always be remembered. Please accept my condolences
Your wife was a shining beacon for all in how to live their life. She was a truly special woman who shall never be forgotten. May these flowers serve as an expression of my sympathy for you and your family
I am so saddened to learn of the loss of your loving wife. I know what an unbreakable bond you had, and I can’t begin to understand how difficult this must be. But if you need anything, just give me a call. With sympathy
It was such a shock to hear the tragic news of your wife’s passing. I can hardly believe it. Nobody ever had a bad word to say about her and she will be missed by everyone. Stay strong
I know my words can offer little to help your grief but I will be there for you whatever it is you need. Your wife was a tremendous person and my heart goes out to you during this awful time
Losing your wife is beyond cruel and we can only imagine how trying this is for you. We are reaching to offer our love and support should you need it. Our deepest sympathies during your time of loss
It was with shock and sorrow that I received the news of the death of your beloved wife. My heart and my hands reach out to you and the children, and whenever you need me and for whatever reason please call on me and I will be there for you
Your wife was such a role model to so many people. Her loss is devastating and the whole community is in mourning. Please accept our sincerest condolences
We will always remember your wife’s strength, determination and positive attitude. The world was a better place because of her presence. We will miss her dearly. With sympathy
Your wife was a shining star that lit up our lives. We feel lost without her now. Our most heartfelt sympathies go out to you and your family during this tragic time
Your wife’s passing is a tragedy, but we will try to celebrate her life and remember all the good she did. Please know we’re here if you need us. Stay strong
Your wife comrade, was humble calm and ever so loving. To those of us who have gone through hardship, her ever smiling face gave us hope for the future. Your loss is felt even in our hearts. Her deep sense of spirituality should keep you and the children going through a new understanding into the journey of life. Be comforted. Time is ur healer.
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Amy Dickinson writes the syndicated Ask Amy column. Tribune Content Agency
Dear Amy: My spouse has changed so much, and I no longer enjoy her company.
As parents of two young children, we are pretty good parents and partners. Unfortunately, that is the only thing we are now.
She no longer cares about us as a couple, and only has enough bandwidth for our kids.
Everything else comes second, and my wish for a life partner is a distant third.
I love my children so deeply and have no desire to end our parenting partnership (for their sake), but the “adult woman” I married is just not there anymore – there is only “mom.”
I have made my complaints known to her in a way that is not hurtful, but honestly speaking, she either does not have the bandwidth for it or she just does not see it as a priority.
Out of curiosity, if your husband was to say this to you, what would your response be?
Dear Sad: You have framed this asking how I would respond if this question had been posed to me, and yet I never had the opportunity to address this, because my own (first) marriage just quietly and suddenly ended, rather than either partner being brave enough to talk about it beforehand.
So, I’d have to toss this back to you, suggesting that you might frame your longings less as “complaints” posed to your wife, and more as your sincere yearning to continue to be with her in an intimate and private adult relationship, while transitioning to what can be an extremely fulfilling role as parents and partners – together.
Your loneliness and hurt feelings are evident, but you also seem to be asking your wife to be all things to everyone in the family. I wonder if there are changes you can make in order to preserve part of her limited “bandwidth” for your relationship. This might require that you step up more as an active dad to the children you love so much, so that she can start to reclaim some of her identity as an individual apart from them.
Overwhelmed parents can very easily forget who they were before parenthood; the day is a blur of lost sippy cups and LEGO pieces before you fall, exhausted, into bed.
A true and brief break from the kids can work wonders, whether it is a weekly “date night,” or a weekend away from them. When was the last time you (not your wife) arranged for a sitter or made plans with a friend or family member to have the kids for an overnight?
Are you courageous and curious enough to sit with a marriage counselor, even if it means perhaps hearing some of your wife’s “complaints” about your home life and the imbalance in your relationship?
Dear Amy: In the past, when I have sent sympathy cards, sometimes I get a thank you card in response.
I did not send thank you cards to the few people who reached out to me after my aunt (who I took care of for many years) died last September, but I did very much appreciate their kindness.
My mother is very elderly, so I may be facing this situation again at any time.
Dear Wondering: Sending a thank you note to someone who has sent a sympathy card is truly next-level loveliness, and I admire any grieving person who manages to do it.
If a person makes a memorial donation in your loved one’s name – a note acknowledging it is “required.”
Aside from actually getting a note into the mail, it is thoughtful and kind to acknowledge receipt of a sympathy note through a text, email, or call.
This gives both of you the opportunity to “close the loop.”
I seem to be sending many sympathy notes lately (a truly challenging and emotional task), and it is always gratifying to know that these messages have been received and read.
Dear Amy: Reading your letter from “Upset Guest” in the Lakeland (Florida) Ledger, I was concerned that this houseguest was not offered even a drink of water from their host!
Clearly, these people do not live in the old Deep South.
Anyone who comes to my door, even to deliver a newspaper, is invited in and offered at least a coffee, if not küchen and coffee. Shame on those ignorant people!
Dear Hospitable: Keep the kuchen warm – I’ll be right over!
You can email Amy Dickinson at askamy@amydickinson.com or send a letter to Ask Amy, P.O. Box 194, Freeville, NY 13068.
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Are you involved in an affair with a married man? 
‘Does he promise that he’ll leave his wife for you, only to endlessly delay his departure?
Are you worried that he’ll never leave his wife - and that he’s more likely to leave you first? 
If so, read on. The guide below reveals the telltale signs that your man has no plans to leave his wife. 
However, before I reveal them, it’s important that you read the next few sentences carefully. 
For years, I was stuck in relationships where men would never prioritise me. 
Sure, they’d sleep with me, but it felt like I’d never find a guy who actually cared about me.
It was a horrible feeling, especially as I had no idea what I was doing wrong. 
Thankfully, I was able to turn this around once I started learning about a powerful aspect of male psychology. 
It’s called the ‘Hero’s Instinct’- and it appears to have a powerful impact on the desires of most men. 
When it’s activated, it triggers intense feelings of power, purpose and self-worth inside a man. Naturally, he becomes drawn to women who make him feel this way. 
Once I learned how it works, my relationships soon became a lot deeper and meaningful. Instead of being seen as a ‘casual fling’, men would quickly grow to OBSESS over me ( read my personal story to learn more). 
The crazy thing is: so few people seem to know about this psychological tick. It really is a secret shortcut to a man’s heart.  
If you’re tired of not being treated like a priority by the man in your life, I’d urge you to learn more about how the ‘Hero’s Instinct’ works .
The guide below will reveal the signs you’re not a priority to your married lover.
You want to believe that he will leave his wife for you, but if he actually said he isn’t going to, he probably won’t. Most married men want their girlfriends to believe they will leave their wives; if he honestly said he won’t, you should listen to those words.
The bottom line is he wants to be honest with you, so he doesn’t feel bad for leading you on, which doesn’t make him a bigger man ; it just makes him feel less guilty. I mean, if he isn’t going to end up with you, why is he with you? 
Unless you’re looking for a purely sexual relationship, you should bolt. He feels better by being honest; it’s now time for you to be honest with yourself. Listen to the 1986 song, “You Keep Me Hangin’ On,” for the inspiration and motivation to move on .
Does your man love the sound of his own voice? Most men love to talk, and they talk about their interests, passions, and what they think about the most. So, what’s on your married man’s mind?
If you find your flame cannot shut up about his family, it probably means he cares a lot about them - perhaps more than you realize. You are not the first priority in his life ; they are. Sure, he may feel burdened and have plenty of complaints about his marriage; that doesn’t mean he’s going to leave his wife. 
It also doesn’t mean he’s saving himself for you or that he would be a better husband with you. Consider writing the wife a letter , telling her how you feel, but don't send it; just use it as a means to get your thoughts and feelings down on paper . This is a very beneficial therapy exercise.
What was the basis of your first hook-up? Sex, right? Is there more substance to the relationship? When he’s with you, if he doesn’t seem very interested in the everyday happenings going on in your world, the sad truth is he may not be. 
If he sees you as a comfortable, sexual arrangement, he may just be looking for sex . It usually takes more than sex to get a man to leave his wife, though. You may just be a lovely "vacation" from his family, not something he considers to be a permanent destination.
Does he ask you a lot of questions? Is he genuinely interested in your hopes, dreams, and aspirations in life? If he just wants to get your clothes off , he probably isn’t interested in more than your body. Flattering? Yes, but not a recipe for a lasting relationship!
Is it like pulling teeth getting him to spend time with you? The key to solving is understanding men on a much deeper emotional level. The number #1 factor that causes men to behave this way is actually relatively easy to change with a few subtle things you can say to him.
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Does he still go on vacation with his family? Is he still maintaining the “married man” life of going home to the wife each night, tucking his kids in bed, or attending family functions? Does he seem like a comfortable married man - on the outside, at least? 
If you answered yes to those questions, he probably is staying with his wife. He is still invested in his marriage, and it doesn’t seem like he’s making any efforts to sever ties with his family to be with you.
Does he take you out in public? Are you two an official couple? What is your role in his life? If he isn't actually taking steps to make you a priority in his life, you should start looking for a man that will .
Does your man say he’s willing to leave his wife, but doesn’t? Has he promised he will file for a divorce, but hasn’t yet? Does he swear he’ll take you out on a fancy date but never delivers? 
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