Tributes To A Sister Or Sister-in-law Who Died

Losing any one of the close ones is like losing a part of your own heart. When that person is a sister or sister-in law, the pain is intense. She wasn’t blood or marriage—she was a friend she was a confidante she was someone who stood by you even in tears or laughter.

Her being there made the family reunion have a feel to it, her voice warmed the room, and her little gestures of kindness were not seen, but felt. His/her death creates a void no other can sufficiently fill, a hush we hear around our lives. They are hard to imagine without her, holiday, celebration, or even a simple talk. Nevertheless in our memories she is still alive – smiling, caring, loving.

The Pain of Letting Go

Writing “tributes to a sister or sister-in-law who died” isn’t easy, but it’s one way we can hold onto the love and memories we shared. Whether a friend that you grew up with, or a wife who entered your life later, her impression of you was strong and long lasting. She was there to listen without prejudice, laugh with no cause and to support without hesitation. She may have been giving straightforward advice but she did it from the heart.

As we try to put words into our praise to her, the memories grow beyond the stories—they become treasures. We write these “tributes to a sister or sister-in-law who died” not just to say goodbye, but to thank her for being part of our lives.