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What's an appropriate response on a thank you note for services for a deceased person? |
I'm sending out thank you notes to agencies (doctors, nurses, hospice, etc.) that aided in the healthcare of my deceased grandmother. I just don't know what is appropriate. Can anyone help me? "Thank you so much for all your help and support during our family's difficult time. The loss of a loved one is never easy to deal with, but having professionals like you to lean on was very much appreciated!" say u would like to give your condolences to the family and friends My condelences on the loss of your grandmother. Thank You for your time and effort for helping my grandma (name). I know she really appreciated you helping her out in her last few days(or whatever works) here. I know i did. Just remember that you helped her and me out, and i am eternally grate full for that. Just be warm and open, and tell them how much you appreciated the help they gave your grandmother. They'll really welcome your note, because most people don't bother with that and it's really hard, when you've nursed someone through a terminal illness, to just walk away when the patient dies. If the family lets you know your work has been appreciated, it changes your whole outlook and response. Your best bet is to write the thank you note in the form of a business letter, addressed to the staff's management. Carbon copy the individual doctors, nurses being thanked. That way, when performance review time comes, management will know they did a good job by you, and it might earn those individuals a raise! This is very important!! Thank you for helping to make Jane Smith's last weeks so comfortable. Your hard work and compassion will never be forgotten by her friends and family. 'Thank you for your caring and concern. My grandmother was a beautiful and special person, and it means a lot to me to know that she was (taken care of, thought well of, in your thoughts and prayers...) |
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