Employee Farewell LetterLeadership Skills for Life, Inc, 6152 Pinetree Road, Rapid Springs, TX 67821 November 9, 2010 Dear Bob, Although I am very excited for you, and am very sad to see you leave! You have been one of the stars of this department and it will be hard to replace what you have been able to accomplish since your arrival. I know that you will quickly become a star in your new position, but that doesn’t change the fact that you will be truly missed. One of my most memorable moments is when you and I had a chance to travel to the National Training Conference last fall. The amount of energy you gave to our Team on the final day was tremendous. Bob thanks again for all you have contributed to our department and you will be missed!Sincerely, WriteExpress helped me write these letters. Have any type of business letter right at your finger tips! Very Affordable! Leadership Skills for Life, Inc, 6152 Pinetree Road, Rapid Springs, TX 67821 November 9, 2010 Dear Brooke, Congratulations! I am going to personally miss you very much. Not only were you an exceptional coworker, I considered you a friend. There was never a time you weren’t there to help when I needed it. Your ability to turn any situation into a positive one will be unmatched by anyone following in your footsteps. The time that we were able to spend together will be remembered forever! I know that you will be successful in whatever you do, and I hope that we can stay in touch. Good luck and may God Bless you!Sincerely, WriteExpress helped me write these letters. Have any type of business letter right at your finger tips! Very Affordable! Leadership Skills for Life, Inc, 6152 Pinetree Road, Rapid Springs, TX 67821 November 9, 2010 Dear Paul, Congratulations, but it is hard to believe that you are leaving us! You have been nothing but a friend and a mentor to me since I arrived and it is very hard to see you go even though I know it is a tremendous opportunity for you! I will take to heart all the great advice you have offered me over the years. I especially want to thank you for the time you spent with me when my daughter was involved in her accident! I don’t know what I would have done without you there to comfort me. Paul thanks again for everything and I will miss you very much! What a blessing you were to our entire department.Sincerely, WriteExpress helped me write these letters. Have any type of business letter right at your finger tips! Very Affordable! Leadership Skills for Life, Inc, 6152 Pinetree Road, Rapid Springs, TX 67821 November 9, 2010 Dear Heather, Congratulations on your fantastic new job! Janice gave me the scoop at lunch. By hiring you, Marriott International is making an excellent human resource investment. But I will miss you. You are a terrific friend and colleague. Work will not be the same without you answering extension 555. Hey, are there any openings at your new company? Keep me posted.Sincerely, WriteExpress helped me write these letters. Have any type of business letter right at your finger tips! Very Affordable! More information on how to write a business letter like an employee farewell letter Click Here! If you are writing an employee farewell letter to a place you are leaving then try to keep it upbeat and positive. Try never to make negative comments. Keep it personal and try to refer to positive memories of the person or event that stood out in your mind. Do your best to remember and thank them for opportunities that they provided for you, and again try to be specific if possible. If you are writing an employee farewell letter to someone that is leaving, such as someone retiring or being promoted, or simply moving on, then try to follow these rules. Do your best to thank them for specific things they did that truly helped your organization. Try to be personal about how you address them so it is sincere and not some formal out of touch letter. If possible bring up personal memories that were significant to you personally or to the organization. They do not have to be job related. Easy Letters Easy Letters The information contained in this article on Employee Farewell Letter or in any article provided by Good Leadership Skills on the website Leadership-Skills-for-Life.com, has not been prepared, endorsed, or reviewed by any form of licensed legal professional including but not limited to an attorney. Nothing in this article on Employee Farewell Letter or on Good Leadership Skills for Life website should be taken as legal advice, but instead should act as a useful resource in providing general information that may be useful to members of the general public. 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