July 11, 2008
Jacob Johnson
President/CEO
Tech-data Corporation
456 Wilson Street
Bridgeport, CT 06605
Dear Mr. Johnson
Regretfully, I must tender my resignation, effective the 1st of next month. Although, I have enjoyed working with you and our Tech-data Corporation colleagues, I have accepted a position with another company that offers the potential for continued professional growth and many tangible and intangible rewards. Please let me know what formal steps should be taken to complete all projects, I am now currently involved in and all documents needed for human resources purposes.
I am grateful for the experience this position has offered me. If there is anything I can do to make my departure a smooth one, please let me know. I also hope that all professional relationships and personal friendships will last beyond my tenure at any company. You and my Tech-data Corporation colleagues have truly been inspirational role models, and I owe you much. Thank You.
Sincerely,
Deborah Smiles
Edward Sourivanh
734 Norman Street
Nashville, TN 24508
Ph(893)714-3412
June 19, 2008
BMG Music Service Center
P.O. Box 1958
Indianapolis, IN 46291-0010
Dear Sir or Madam:
Please cancel my BMG Music Club Membership immediately. My account number is 7850630-311M.
Please do not send me any more brochures, magazines or advertisements. My account is paid up, and according to the terms of the contract, my written notice is sufficient to cancel my membership. Thank you.
Sincerely,
Edward Sourivanh
June 18, 2008
Alex Sullivan
Lexington Technologies
3421 Jackson Road
Atlanta, GA 30291
Dear Alex,
It is with unease in my-self and mind that I write this letter of resignation. While I believe that I am leaving for good reasons, I am sorry to leave so soon. My last date will be June 30th.
I never thought it would be this sudden. But when handed the opportunity to work in web design, which you know is a big dream of mine, it was hard to refuse.
Thank you for having me here at Lexington Technologies. It has been an educational & rewarding experience. I wish Lexington Technologies the best in future successes.
Sincerely,
Michael Smith
