
Classic Funeral Program — Bifold
Navy and gold with a laurel sprig. Suits almost any service.
1 sheet, printed both sides, folded once · US Letter
The acknowledgement is the family’s thank-you, printed on the back of the program. It is two or three sentences, and it is the part people most often get stuck on. Here are fourteen you can copy as written or adjust, grouped by situation.
The family of [Name] thanks you for the prayers, flowers, meals, and many kindnesses shown to us. Your presence today is a comfort we will not forget.
We are deeply grateful for every card, call, and visit. Thank you for honoring [Name] with us today.
Your love and support have carried us through these days. With heartfelt thanks, the [Surname] family.
Thank you for being here. It means more to us than we can say.
The family acknowledges with sincere appreciation every act of kindness and expression of sympathy offered during our time of bereavement.
The family of [Name] acknowledges with grateful hearts your prayers and many acts of kindness. May God bless and keep each of you.
We thank God for each of you. Your prayers, your presence, and your love have been a reflection of His care for us.
With thanks to Father [Name], the parish staff and music ministry, and all who offered Masses and prayers for [Name].
Our family is especially grateful to the staff of [Hospice or Home], who cared for [Name] with such gentleness in the final months.
We thank the nurses and aides of [Unit or Facility], who became family to [Name] and to us.
Special thanks to Dr. [Name] and the care team at [Hospital] for their skill and their kindness through a long illness.
Name the place and, where you can, the unit. Staff notice, and it tells guests where a gift in memory would be welcome.
Please join the family for a meal in the Fellowship Hall immediately following the service.
The family will receive friends at [Place] after the interment. All are welcome.
In place of flowers, the family suggests a gift in [Name]’s memory to [Organization].
Put the invitation on its own line under its own small heading, such as Repast, Reception or Luncheon, so that guests scanning the back panel find it.