A Letter for Mom

Dear Mom,

Now that I've outgrown giving you cards on special holidays. I want to take you out some place special.

I remember when I was seven, you picked me up from school and I showed you how bad my grades were. I remember you being furious at me, but still you managed to take me out for ice cream. We spent half the day at the marina feeding these gulls, you talked me into doing better at school then. Well, I did eventually. And the small successes I've made on my own, I owe it all to YOU - my loving mom.

Mom, I want to celebrate today like that special day years ago in the marina. Just you and me. I'm taking you out for a seafood brunch, I know how you love the deep-fried shrimps and oysters there. And no, I am not taking dad with us. He understands this occasion is just for you. And yes, you can give me a real long sermon, I probably need one by now. I feel I've given so little back to you.

Thank you for giving me and my sister so much in life. For always being there and worrying over the smallest things that we might do or might not do. But one thing, you've always taught us well is to always do the right thing.

I love you, Mom! I am so lucky to be your son!

Love,
Toby

A Working Mom's Resignation Letter

A resignation letter with a unique point of view, it clearly gives a working mom's perspective when it comes to her child's future.

Dear Sir,

This is to inform you of my resignation and I wish to be relieved of my duties with [company] as a [position] with one month notice effective [Date].

After careful consideration, I have decided to accept a new position. I believe this decision is in the best interest of my daughter and my career at this point of time.

I am grateful for the time I’ve spent as an employee of [company] and I feel that I have fulfilled my duties to the best of my abilities while employed.

I greatly appreciate your kind understanding of my decision to leave and I wish all the best for you and the company in the future.

Sincerely yours,
Letterbarn
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Resignation Letters

Our Archive of Resignation Letters:

Basic Resignation Letter
A brief and curt resignation letter, and very direct to the point.

A Working Mom's Resignation Letter
A resignation letter with a unique point of view, it clearly gives a working mom's perspective when it comes to her child's future.

Resignation Letter #1
Employee with no written contract of employment resigns

Resignation Letter #2
Parting is such sweet sorrow, especially when you've been overlook for a supervisory role in the company. This letter clearly says they've lost a valuable employee.

Resignation Letter #3
A Resignation Letter with a thirty day notice to employer.

Resignation Letter #4
A courteous resignation letter that doesn't burn the bridge with the old company or boss.

A Heartfelt Resignation Letter
An emotional resignation letter that subtly gives out clues to the boss, that the employee might still reconsider staying if given a good offer. But do note that the employee refuses to talk about his transition to the other company, which in truth might just be a bluff. A good letter for fishing out a nice deal.

A Very Angry Resignation Letter
Someone really wants to shove it up the bosses ass. Not for the faint-hearted employee.

Resignation Letter due to Waiting Status After ignoring all your formal requests its about time you resigned from the company

Employment: Sample Resignation Letter #1

Dearest Sir/Madam:

This is to confirm that I am resigning from my position as [Employee Position].

Although there is no written contract of employment between us, I accept that we have a verbal agreement and that my notice period stands at [duration/# of] weeks. Please be assured that I will do all I can to assist in the smooth transfer of my responsibilities before leaving.

I wish your company every good fortune and I would like to thank you for having me as part of your team.

Sincerely yours,
Letterbarn Colleague
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