Should you post on Facebook when someone dies?

“Don’t keep sharing posts that tag the deceased,” says Jacobson. “While you do need to mourn, and while you might feel you are honouring the memory of your loved one, others might find it disrespectful or an unnecessary reminder,” she says.

How do you write a RIP message on Facebook?

In a comment on a post
  1. Thinking of you and your family. …
  2. He was a strong, caring person. …
  3. I’m so sorry for your loss. …
  4. Sending hugs and my deepest condolences to your family. …
  5. I’m so sorry to hear this news. …
  6. This is a beautiful memory, and I can see where you get your smile.

Is it OK to say my deepest condolences?

You are more likely to encounter “with deepest condolences” (the plural form) because it is the more common phrase and offers sympathy in a generalized way. However, to say “deepest condolence” is grammatically correct as well.