Dear John,

I've just read in the company newsletter that you've retiring next week and going back to California, and I'm writing to congratulate you upon your well-deserved retirement.

I'm sure you'll be missed by everyone, not only for the high degree of competence with which you handled your job, but also because you were a very good friend to a lot of people. Your thirty years of experience has made you an invaluable employee, and it will be extremely difficult to replace you.

I sincerely hope you'll enjoy your new life in California. The dry climate there, I believe, will do your health a world of good. Please try to keep in touch, as we would love to hear how you've settling down to California life! Good luck for the future and I look forward to hearing from you now and again.

All my best wishes,

Jack Chen
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