Hello everyone!
I'm participating in a wish tree project at a retirement home. It's all anonymous; I just stick the corresponding number on the gift, but I can include a card.
The question is, how do I phrase the salutation? "Dear Senior" sounds kind of silly, and "Dear No. xx" could also evoke the wrong associations.
Do you have any ideas on how I could approach this person? Then please let me know!
Best regards
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“Hello, dear residents!”
Greetings and what
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Dear wife, dear Lord!
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Dear roommates, I might write, although I don’t find seniors bad as an address.