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Essay On Class Reunion

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Class reunions are welcomed by some and dreaded by others. Either way, a well-planned class reunion can be a lot of fun, and even those who dreaded coming will be glad they did. Organizing a class reunion takes more than one person, so there is usually a reunion committee to make sure all the details are covered. Once the committee is formed, it can send a class reunion letter to each member of the class. It is recommended to start planning a class reunion at least one year in advance of the desired date. This not only gives everyone time to make plans, especially if they will have to travel, but many venues require a booking be made 9 to 12 months in advance.

Class members may know that a reunion is in the works months before the letter goes out because they will have …show more content…

They may be in the form of an invitation or an email. The planning committee needs to decide what style best suits the occasion. Below is a sample of a more casual reunion letter. It is intended to make class members feel relaxed about attending. The letter can open with a humorous comment to attract the recipient to attend. For very large classes, it is recommended to send a generic letter to Fellow Classmates, but if the class is small, a personal letter is better.

Name of Recipient
Address of Recipient
City, State, Zip Code

DATE

RE: 25th Reunion of Class of 1990 Name of University or High School

Dear Fellow

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