Letter to Stockholders Holiday

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This letter template can be used as an example for wishing your clients and shareholders well in their holidays. There are many other planning and management document templates for you to browse here. https://www.templateguru.co.za/templates/planning-management/

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HOLIDAY WISHES Dear [CONTACT NAME] We do hope that you value this time of the year as much as we do. We hope that you will enjoy this holiday season and we would like to take this opportunity to extend to you and every member of your family our sincerest wishes.

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