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Etiquette for husband's grandmother's death
My husband's grandmother just passed away. We are flying out to the funeral this weekend (my husband's mother is already there, she left a couple of weeks ago to be with her mother in hospice). My MIL and I are not very close and I haven't been to a funeral since I was a teenager, so I'm not sure about proper etiquette. I thought I could bring a card for MIL along with me, but my husband thought that was a little weird. My other thought was to send her a letter to let her know I'm thinking of her once she is back home, things have settled down, and the other condolence cards and gifts stop coming in. Any advice or other suggestions?
Re: Etiquette for husband's grandmother's death
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