Joe Bright

Joe Bright

LETTER 5 (Letter of sympathy to an injured person)

May 30, 20…

Dear Jack,

Barbara and I were very sorry to hear that you were injured in a car accident and we want to let you know how concerned we are. We will come to see you at the hospital as soon as you are able to receive visitors. We are hoping that you will make a speedy recovery and will soon be out of the hospital. So hurry and get well!

Warmest regards,

Daniel Albright

Daniel Albright

LETTER 6 (Letter of condolence)

27 October, 20…

Dear Mr. McNeal,

Upon my return to the office this afternoon, I was grieved to learn of the sudden passing of your father. Albert was a colleague and I knew him as a man of integrity, ability, and kindness. I will certainly miss him. You have my deepest sympathy. I only wish there were some way in which I could lighten your burden of sorrow.

With sincere condolences,

Sarah Donald

Sarah Donald

LETTER 7 (Letter of condolence)

November 25, 20…

Dear Albert,

The sad news of your wife’s death, while not unexpected, was nevertheless a severe blow to us. Laura and I remember that you often spoke of how difficult Annette’s long-time battle with her illness was. Although we are deeply saddened by the death of your beloved wife, we share your understanding and relief that Annette, who has suffered so long, has finally found release and is now at peace. She was a very courageous and brave woman. You can also take great comfort from the fact that you did everything possible to make Annette’s last days as easy as possible for her.

The time of grief is always difficult, but we know it will be greatly eased by the loving support of your son and daughter. If we can help you and your family in any way, please do not hesitate to call.

Please accept our sincere condolences in your time of great sorrow. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

With deepest sympathy,

Kate Moos

Kate Moos

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