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Sincerest thanks

I would like to express my sincerest thanks to volunteer Leslie who will be ceasing duties at Pakenham Op Shop this month due to reasons beyond her control.
Leslie has done a sterling job while in the role and will be sadly missed.
May I and all the other colleagues wish Leslie the best regards and sincerest thanks for all she has done and may the future become brighter.
Good luck Leslie and family.
Cheers from another volunteer who works there.
Sue Johns,
Pakenham.

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