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one of our own. Provide us images, your
text
or an idea as to what you would like your
certificate to say. We can even apply a
scanned image of your signature on the
certificate
for you or your organization.
The
wording on Certificate of Appreciation displays:
Example
1: Your years of dedication and unselfish,
faithful, tireless devotion to duty in the United
States Navy is commendable. Thank you for placing
your Trust in God and for serving our country. Saint
Peter Episcopal Church, Orange Park, Florida, 18
July, 2010 .
Example
2:"Presented
To Julie Michaels By the Military Order
of the Purple Heart Chapter of San Jose
California. Thanks
for the Happiness and Joy you have Given
to Our Troops. Your Years of Support of
our Nations Veterans is Heartfelt!
Example
3: This
is to commend Elanore L. Lansing, who on
the Occasion of the Retirement of her Daughter,
Chief Master Sergeant June C. Cooper from
the United States Air Force, Has earned
Grateful Appreciation for her own Devoted
Service.
Her
Love, Patience, Understanding, and
Continuous Prayers helped make possible
her Daughter’s Lasting Contribution
to the United States of America. Given
this Sixteenth Day of October,
Two Thousand and Nine.
Example
4:"United
States Veteran - In appreciation
of your tireless efforts in
support of our United States
Armed Forces. Your dedication
to our country and its military
is commendable and an honorable
addition to the fight for freedom
throughout the world. Thank
You, From the Board of Directors
and Your Friends at
Armour Oaks Senior Living Community. ~ Given
this Eleventh Day of November,
Two Thousand
and Eleven"
Example
5: This
Certificate is Awarded to Major Richard
L. Leonard, Retired In honor of Major Griffin
for his years of service and in celebration
of achieving 50 years since retiring from
active service. His military records indicate
a soldier that few can compare and his
service is witout blemish.
Rising
from National Guard Private to Regular
Army Captain while serving in World War
II combat and subsequently ascending to
the Field Grade of Major is an accomplishment
with few equals. Major Griffin and his
family can be very proud that he is among
the greatest generation and a soldier in
the United States Army.
Thank You Major Leonard, AG, ART
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