Example of Farewell Letter to Co-Workers
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When transitioning to a new job or leaving a company it may become necessary to write a Farewell letter to your Co-Workers. Saying goodbye to co-workers you have worked with is never a simple task. Following these simple layout suggestions can make this an easy project to handle.
How to write your Farewell Letter to Co-workers
Start your Farewell Letter to Co-workers by following a simple outline format. Include the date, some details of where you are going, and be sure to thank your co-workers for the help and support they have provided during the time you have worked there. Most Farewell letters are generally short in length, 1 to 2 paragraphs in the body and a closing paragraph.
Follow this simple format:
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Date
Dear Friends and Co-workers,
First paragraph
Second/Additional Paragraphs
Closing Paragraph
Kind Closing/Regards,
Your Name
[Include any contact information you'd like to share with your co-workers if you'd like to keep in touch with them.]
An Example Farewell Letter to Co-workers
Example Farewell Letter
3/13/11
Dear Friends and Co-workers,
As difficult as it is, the time has come that I must say goodbye to all of you, my good friends and co-workers. You have made my job here at [Examples Inc] a very happy and productive working experience.
Although I am looking forward to my new job/retirement, I will miss working with all of my colleagues and for this company. I would like to take this time thank you all for your friendship, support, and wonderful experiences we have had over the years. We have shared some wonderful memories along the way and I wish you all the best.
I hope to keep in touch with all of you and hear of your future ambitions and experiences. Working with you all has been a pleasure and I will cherish the memories and great times we have shared.
Kind Closing/Regards,
Your Name
[Include any contact information you'd like to share with your co-workers if you'd like to keep in touch with them.]
Following these simple steps can help you with the difficult task of saying goodbye to your co-workers.
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