The Art of Thank You by Connie Leas

Author:Connie Leas
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Atria Books & Beyond Words

You can either handwrite or type business-related thank-you notes. Handwritten letters are warmer and more personal; typed letters are more businesslike and look more serious.

5th April, 1951

Dear Miss Hanff:

For nearly two years I have been working as a cataloguer at Marks and Co. and would like to thank you very much for my share-out in the parcels which you’ve been sending.

I live with my great-aunt who is 75, and I think that if you had seen the look of delight on her face when I brought home the meat and tin of tongue, you would have realized just how grateful we are. It’s certainly good to know that someone so many miles away can be so kind and generous to people they haven’t even seen, and I think that everyone in the firm feels the same.

If at any time you know of anything that you would like sent over from London, I will be most happy to see to it for you.

Sincerely,

Bill Humphries

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