Depends on the situation, they are interchangeable... Passed Away implies they are "Gone from this place" or that they have "Left" to my mind it implies an afterlife of some sort; Deceased just means "Not Living"...
The following was gathered from www.freetranslation.com : Passed away = Скончавшийся
The phrase "Rest in Peace" is a traditional way to wish for the deceased to find peace and tranquility in the afterlife. It is a way to show respect and offer comfort to the person who has passed away and their loved ones.
Loved ones who have passed away cannot do that.
it's "passed away"
Passed away
In Fijian, "rest in peace" is expressed as "moce e na veivakacegu." This phrase conveys a wish for the deceased to find peace in the afterlife. It reflects the cultural significance of honoring those who have passed away in Fijian society.
No, sorry to say she passed away in 2008
Elle a rendu l'âme (she gave back her soul)
R.I.P YOUR BIRTHDAY WHEN YOU PASSED AWAY sometimes pictures
When someone passes away, a sympathy statement might be "I'm sorry for your loss." And if you knew the deceased add something like, "She was a (warmhearted/thoughtful/loving/noble/charming/courageous/pioneering/passionate/plucky ) lady" Something positive that's true.
In general, saying your farewells to a senior citizen is no different than any other age group. However, if you mean senior citizens that have passed away or died, then it is respectful to attend the viewing and funeral of the deceased and quietly say your goodbyes to them,
Yes. My father is deceased is a polite way to say he is no longer with us.