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Tina Desoucoza Informal Letter

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Tina R. DESOUZA 2310 W. Orangewood Ave Apt 3 Phoenix, AZ 85021 To Whom It May Concern, Hello, my name is Tina DESOUZA. I am a caregiver for Marion Goode. She had me fill out her money order, and before I could give it to her, it was lost. I went to the US Post Office to retrieve it, but I forgot to put my client’s name instead of mine. I hope this clears some things up and she may receive back her money order. Thank you for your help. Tina DESOUZA

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