Author Topic: Writing a letter  (Read 695 times)

so my explorer post leader Officer Stephens, is being removed from the post for reasons that we have not been told. he has been with the explorer post for five years and he is a great man. all the explorers in my post are writing a letter to the department asking that he be reinstated. i have to write a letter as well. only when i go to sit down and write it, nothing comes out. i really need help with getting this letter started. im sure that once i get the beginning done, i will have no problem with writing the middle and the end. the letter will be at least half a page long. im not all that sure how you guys can help me, but i just really need help. oh and the letter is due the next explorer meeting (Tomorrow)

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Maybe you could be less vague and tell us what an "explorer" is before you ask us to help you?

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Maybe you could be less vague and tell us what an "explorer" is before you ask us to help you?


http://lmgtfy.com/?q=police+explorers

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_Enforcement_Exploring

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Law Enforcement Exploring also known as Police Explorers is a career-oriented program that gives young adults the opportunity to explore a career in law enforcement by working with local law enforcement agencies.

To whom it may concern (Or Dear ____, if you know who precisely the letter is directed at)

I am writing to you concerning the recent dismissal of Officer Stephens from the (Name of your Explorers Outfit).
It has not been disclosed with us as to the reason for the dismissal of Officer Stephens, and as such I do not wish to offend or second-guess the judgments of yourself upon Officer Stephen.

However, it is my view that Officer Stephen is.... (great, nice, hard working, friendly, etc...)
Myself and fellow (colleagues? cadets? whatever you call yourselves) would like to vouch for the character of Officer Stephens and would like to request his reinstatement. (Then blab a little bit more about how great the Officer is)

Yours faithfully (if using whom it may concern)/sincerely (if writing to an individual you know),
[Your Name/Position]


To whom it may concern (Or Dear ____, if you know who precisely the letter is directed at)

I am writing to you concerning the recent dismissal of Officer Stephens from the (Name of your Explorers Outfit).
It has not been disclosed with us as to the reason for the dismissal of Officer Stephens, and as such I do not wish to offend or second-guess the judgments of yourself upon Officer Stephen.

However, it is my view that Officer Stephen is.... (great, nice, hard working, friendly, etc...)
Myself and fellow (colleagues? cadets? whatever you call yourselves) would like to vouch for the character of Officer Stephens and would like to request his reinstatement. (Then blab a little bit more about how great the Officer is)

Yours faithfully (if using whom it may concern)/sincerely (if writing to an individual you know),
[Your Name/Position]
Holly stuff i loving love you so much. thanks, i wont just copy and past it, i will definitely add a lot to it, but you definitely helped a lot. thanks again man

i wont just copy and past it

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Myself and fellow (colleagues? cadets? whatever you call yourselves)


good.