In life, we need to use thank-you letters in many cases, and we can express our gratitude by sending a thank-you letter. But what are the requirements of the thank-you note? The following is a thank-you letter from my aunt, hoping to help you. Thank-you letter from Aunt Lodge 1

Dear school leaders:

Hello!

I'm xxX from XX class. On Wednesday (December 5, 212), I accidentally lost a black wallet in Room 32 of the information building, which contained cash, mobile phone, bank card, student ID card and other important documents. When I got to the canteen, I found that my wallet in my schoolbag was missing. In retrospect, I must have left it in the information building. A few friends and I searched everywhere in the information building 32, and finally ended up disappointed. I was a little unwilling, so I kept calling the mobile phone number in my wallet, but no one answered. At this time, my classmate suggested that I send a short message to my lost mobile phone. But at this time, I don't have much confidence to find my wallet.

Because I was busy reviewing for the exam, I didn't continue to be disappointed. So I came to the study room with my schoolbag on my back. As soon as I arrived at the classroom, I received a reply message from my lost mobile phone. It says let me not worry, and get my lost wallet back at the information building 116 tomorrow. I was surprised and happy at the moment when I finished reading the text message. Because there are so few people who have found money and don't want it these days, this move of the person who found the wallet is really touching!

The next morning, after the circuit class, I went to Room 116 of the Information Building, found the teacher of the building, got my wallet back, and met Aunt xx, the cleaner who found it. From Aunt xx's mouth, I learned that she found her wallet when cleaning yesterday afternoon. However, because I had switched my mobile phone to meeting mode before, she never received my call until she came home at night. My aunt's son sent me a short message after seeing the short message on her mobile phone. Surprise aside, I was deeply moved by the noble quality and behavior of picking up money.

Aunt xx's behavior of finding money without knowing what to do fully reflects the noble moral sentiments, spiritual outlook, noble quality and good social morality of the staff in our school. Their behavior is also an affirmation of the achievements of spiritual civilization construction in our school! Please also ask our school to praise and affirm Aunt xx's behavior! Because in today's harmonious society, this kind of behavior is worth promoting and encouraging.

here, I would like to thank the leaders of our school for their affirmation of Aunt xx!

Finally, I sincerely say to Aunt xx, "Thank you ..."

Owner: XXX

Letter of thanks from Aunt 2xx on December 6, 2

Aunt:

Hello,

After washing in a spring rain yesterday, the campus is new. I got up early and didn't want to miss the first sunshine after the rain. When I walked out of the dormitory, I found that you had been busy outside for a long time, and the bicycles that were miscellaneous when you came back last night were already neatly arranged, and the paths covered with leaves that were blown off by the wind last night were already clean and bright. I know that you have been busy for a long time, and even when I saw it, most students were still dreaming. Some people said it was your duty, but I don't think so. Just as we are students, there are still quite a few students who cut class and skipped classes. Thank you,

we come from all directions, and we will eventually go to all directions. I have to say that it is a kind of fate to get together under one roof. Maybe you don't know our names, but what does it matter? It doesn't prevent you from continuing to care, and it doesn't prevent us from remembering you in our four-year college life several years later. Thank you.

Maybe your help is not talked about as often as the teacher, but we know in our hearts that it is the accumulation of these little cares that makes dormitory life fast and convenient. Just like the rain last night, it sneaked into the night with the wind and moistened things silently!

Finally, I wish you good health and smooth work!

this is a

salute

XXX

XXXX.X.X thank-you letter 3

Dear aunt:

A year has passed in a blink of an eye. During this year, we have witnessed responsibility, love, kindness and consideration. Aunt, here, we sincerely say "thank you" to you! A year of acquaintance, a year of getting along, let us have more than one year of blind date and respect for you.

help and care again and again, let us be moved by your heart countless times. Aunt, you are affable and close to your classmates. You are thoughtful and considerate, and you take good care of us at ordinary times. You are fair and often criticize our wrong behavior. You are our respected aunt, but also our friend who can ask for help at any time.

I still remember: when I first entered the school, my aunt assigned us a dormitory, and told us to pay attention to the hygiene of the dormitory, pay attention to locking the door, pay attention to the safety of the dormitory, and so on; Lost keys, lost clothes and quilts, and even lost valuables such as cash, bank cards and digital cameras, as long as they are found by the aunt in charge of the house, they are kept for us and returned to individuals. In your work, we have learned that a person should hold a serious attitude towards his work and responsibilities, have a sincere concern for those he knows, and build up his knowledge, ability and image bit by bit. Not only our Civil Engineering Institute, but also many friends from other departments I know, no matter whether they have clearly expressed their gratitude to you in various ways or not, as long as they have received your help or seen your concern for other students, no one can fail to show respect and gratitude to you.

Thank you very much. When you came to this once strange place, you were the first to cast a kind eye.

thank you very much. it's you who have taken good care of the clothes and quilts that have not been collected on a rainy day.

Thank you very much. Every time I come back from the night shift and feel a little tired, the first "home" greeting is you.

no matter how much I thank you, I think I'm a half-wise man, and I can't stand the mutual understanding and support. I understand that aunts have to work hard and pay, and I am willing to do my bit to support their work. These trivial things show her meticulous care for us.

thank you for your concern, your help and everything you have done for me. All the boys in Building 23 wish Auntie eternal health and happiness every day!

this is a

salute!

Thank-you letter from Auntie of Class 1, Class 2xx Transportation, School of Civil Engineering 4

Dear Auntie of Accommodation:

Hello, I am one of your many children in Building 13, Liuyuan. Today, here, I would like to sincerely thank you for your selfless contribution to us.

I remember that at the end of August last year, I walked into the 13th building of Liuyuan with a little excitement, a little expectation and a little strangeness. At the bottom of the building, I saw you. You smiled at everyone who entered Building 13, as if we had been together for many years, but we hadn't seen each other for a few days. You greeted me and asked me where I came from. Your kind greetings made me feel at home again just after I left home. Your amiable smile is also deeply imprinted in my mind.

Every day, I see you sitting at the door and greeting us. Every day, you show people with a smile, let us see positive and optimistic; Every day, you remind us to brush the entrance guard to prevent outsiders from affecting our life and safety. I feel homesick when I am away from home to study. Every time I end a day's intense study and drag my tired body back to my lovely dormitory, I am always greeted by your kind smile, which makes me even feel my mother's care and reminds me of the first 12 years. Whenever I come home from school, I am always greeted by my mother's smile. Now, my mother is not around, and you really give me the feeling of deja vu.

whenever there is any notice from the school, you always notify each dormitory, for fear that the notice will not reach each of us. Take this opportunity, you always remind us to pay attention to the safety of electricity and property. In the face of your reminder, a group of "big men" had to respond to you: "Auntie, we know." Actually, we are very concerned about your nagging. Because, only my mother will take pains to nag in front of us. We are far away from home, and it is inevitable that we will be moved and generous to hear such nagging in this foreign land. Every night after 11 o'clock, you are always reminded to turn off the lights and go to bed next to each other. Every morning, when we go out for breakfast, you have greeted our classmates with full enthusiasm. I sometimes wonder, aren't you tired of sleeping so late and getting up so early?

The first contact with you was in the middle of last semester. You were putting up a publicity poster. It was hard to think about putting up such a big poster by yourself. I was just passing by and stopped to help you put up the poster. You kept saying thank you and told me, "If something is broken in the dormitory, just call and repair it for free. Your floor is high and you don't need to come down." . I was very surprised. "Aunt, do you know which dormitory I am from?" And you, really tell me which dormitory I belong to! Since then, I can't help but show some respect to you. I don't know why, the entrance guard in our 13th building is always broken. After it is broken, everyone has to press the entrance guard in person, which undoubtedly adds a lot of trouble to you, but you always take pains to open the door for each of us and say hello to us. A few days ago, I met the same problem when I went out. You stopped me, told me to go into the boarding room, told me that you were soaking your feet, which was inconvenient, called me the ammonium unlock button, and said that you would repair the door lock later. When I entered the boarding room, I only saw a small bed, a wardrobe, and the kettle where you usually fetch water. Simple beyond my expectation, your boarding room doesn't have a TV computer or even a radio. You gave up all enjoyment, even the chance to be with your family, and gave us everything you had, these children who are not your own children.

During these days of contact with you, I know the hardships of dormitory management. You are always on the job all the year round, ensuring the safety of our dormitory property and making us feel indescribable security. But you are always diligent, conscientious and have no complaints.

from you, I see all the qualities of an excellent dormitory administrator, calm, gentle and kind; I have learned a lot about being a man and how to do things!

here, on behalf of all the students, I would like to express my deep gratitude to you!

this is a

salute!

thank-you letter from auntie, student of School of Chemistry and Molecular Engineering. 5

Time flies, and freshman study is coming to an end in a blink of an eye. I still remember the first day of school, when I first entered the dormitory, I was somewhat afraid of not staying. However, as soon as I entered the dormitory, I was greeted with a kind face, that is, the aunt of the building manager.

I am grateful for this land and my school. I deeply love binzhou university, and I deeply love every teacher and classmate here who urges me to grow up. However, there is always a teacher on campus: she is not a teacher who teaches us knowledge in class and a college leader who urges me to grow up, but she has always supported me silently, and my life has never been inseparable from her. She is the aunt of the dormitory building management. She gave me meticulous care and made us feel the warmth of home. Here, on behalf of the whole dormitory and my good friends who share the same feelings with me, I would like to say to my aunt: Aunt, you have worked hard!

whenever you walk into the dormitory, you will always be greeted with a kind smile. This is the building management aunt, always so approachable. You will always find a small blackboard on the first floor, writing some things that should be paid attention to in the near future, and what should be paid attention to by the time system. Seemingly ordinary things, but full of a considerate soft heart. I still remember that during the sports meeting, as a volunteer, I had to go out early with stars on every day, but it was not time for the dormitory to open, but every time it was that time. Aunt Lou Guan got up early and was ready to open the door for us. She also told me to pay attention to my health. She was very distressed to watch me get up early all day. She goes to bed later than us and gets up earlier than us every day. We feel at home, and she is our real mother.

I remember that I was delayed by something, and I didn't go back to my bedroom building until after 11 o'clock in the evening. The door was locked, and it was raining outside. It was already late autumn, and the wind was blowing. You got up with your clothes on to help us open the door, complaining that we were late, and telling you, "Come in quickly and go to bed early." I don't know if there will be students who come back late every night. Maybe it's just an occasional episode for them, and they scoff at your dissatisfaction. But it's annoying for you to get up from the warm bed and wake up from a hazy sleep.

Every morning when we go out, our aunts always get up early. The morning sun shines on you who are doing stretching exercises, and your smiling eyebrows look at us or go to the classroom full of energy or yawns.

Although she is only an aunt of the building management, she is doing extraordinary little things in her ordinary work. I thank her for all the things she has done for us over the past four years.

You are an unknown worker in this huge campus. You have watched us grow up from a young person who just entered school to a stable and confident person. You are a guardian and care about our growth. Here, I would like to express my heartfelt thanks to you, as well as to our beloved community center leaders, and to thank you for arranging such excellent building management teachers for us. They always display the image of the school most intuitively, making us deeply in love with our university, feeling the concern and support of superior leaders in our lives, and thanking our community leaders!

The university dormitory is no longer just a bed for you to sleep at night and a small closet for seasonal clothes, as in high school. It has become a warm and comfortable home for us to show our individuality. No matter where we wander on campus, we all have a sense of belonging. There is a small space somewhere on campus that belongs to me-it is safe, clean, free and full of vitality.

and these are inseparable from the hard work of the building management aunt. Aunt Lou Guan cleans the glass and sweeps the floor with energy every day. I never thought that she was over sixty.

You sit in the reception room every day. You don't have a computer or a TV. You have to pay close attention to whether there are suspicious people coming and going. You don't even have time to have lunch while sitting in the dining room, because noon is the time when most people go in and out of the bedroom. When the lights in our dormitory are broken, the heating is not hot, the curtains fall off, the window screen is broken, or the electricity runs out, and so on, our first thought is of you, and you always help us solve these small problems that are closely related to life as soon as possible.

In the past four years, I have had several bumps in my studies and frustrations in my life, but with your company and advice along the way, I will quickly get out of the trough and challenge myself again to achieve new achievements of my own. I really don't know how to thank my dear aunt, because she never asks for anything in return, so I can only secretly reflect it to the leaders and let them know the voices of the graduates. We all love our universities, and we will step into the society with gratitude and thank the community again.