Posting Award Thank Yous!

[Sassy1]

I would like to thank everyone who nominated my post for the posting award for the last cycle. Also, a HUGE thank you to Casinomeister for creating such a wonderful program with charities as the beneficiaries.

The charity I have chosen is Juvenile Diabetes in memory of our board friend, the late Lanidar. Lanidar had a severe stroke in February, and was taken from us on March 3, 2008.

Casinomeister recalls that it was Lanidar who asked him to add that charity to his list. If Lanidar were here right now, he'd be making a really large fonted thank you to Bryan also

I believe the donation in Lanidar's name will bring comfort and joy to his widow Helen, who will be celebrating her first holiday season without her beloved John. I will call her to tell her of Bryan's generosity and to wish her a Merry Christmas from all of his board friends.

Thanks again to all, and especially to Casinomeister!

 

[heatherad]

That is absolutely beautiful Sassy1
And thank you for conveying Holiday wishes to Helen from all of us here at Casinomeister.
Memories of Lanidar always bring a smile to my face. He had such a way with words and a great sense of humor.

 

[chuchu59]

Lanidar was always a thorn in Virtual's side for all the right reasons. God bless him.

 

[Casinomeister]

Dear Mr. Bryan Bailey:

Please accept our sincere gratitude for your generous donation of $100.00 to the American Diabetes Association in memory of Mr. John Martorello. It is truly a privilege to have your support.

As you may know, the American Diabetes Association is the nation's leading nonprofit health organization providing diabetes research, information and advocacy. Your memorial gift brings us closer to the realization of our mission: To prevent and cure diabetes and to improve the lives of all people affected by diabetes. Millions of people with diabetes and their families are the true beneficiaries of your meaningful gift.

Many companies offer matching gift programs to encourage employees to contribute to charitable organizations. Most of these programs match contributions dollar for dollar, and some will even double or triple the amount of your gift. To find out if your company will match gifts to the American Diabetes Association visit:

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Again, thank you so much for your support. Only through the voluntary generosity of caring individuals like you can we continue our quest to conquer diabetes in our lifetime!

Sincerely,

Kim Smith and Tracey McCollough
Directors, Memorial and Honor Program

His family will be getting a card in the snail mail. Thanks Sassy!

 

[mysticjoz]

I would like to thank everyone who nominated my post for the posting award for the last cycle. Also, a HUGE thank you to Casinomeister for creating such a wonderful program with charities as the beneficiaries.

The charity I have chosen is Juvenile Diabetes in memory of our board friend, the late Lanidar. Lanidar had a severe stroke in February, and was taken from us on March 3, 2008.

Casinomeister recalls that it was Lanidar who asked him to add that charity to his list. If Lanidar were here right now, he'd be making a really large fonted thank you to Bryan also

I believe the donation in Lanidar's name will bring comfort and joy to his widow Helen, who will be celebrating her first holiday season without her beloved John. I will call her to tell her of Bryan's generosity and to wish her a Merry Christmas from all of his board friends.

Thanks again to all, and especially to Casinomeister!

What a wonderful gesture Sassy1!! :notworthy Lanidar is truly missed and it's nice to know his wife will be getting a bit of comfort this holiday season from your generous gesture.

 

[Sassy1]

Actually, it is CM's generous gesture. I was just the lucky person to get to pick the beneficiary! Thank you though!

 

[unicorn40]

That was such a nice thing to do Sassy and for CM to have this. I wish Helen a Merry Christmas and this will be a nice gift for them..It's going to be a hard one for the family. John was such a great guy...