DEAR MISS MANNERS: My husband believes that when we receive a single, indivisible gift intended for us as a couple (such as a ...

would prefer that we send a single message, using “we” in the note with one person writing and each individual signing.

My husband believes that when we receive an indivisible gift, both he and I should write separate thank-you note messages.

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The church family, he loved so much. The spectacular Celebration of Life they put together on his and the family's behalf. Silverdale St. Elmo Pastor Travis Jones. The choir. The people who came.

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Dear Annie: This letter is in reference to the aunt and uncle who provided generous gifts to their six nephews, only to be ...

Dear Still in Grief: I’m so sorry for the loss of your daughter. You’ve been through something awful and there’s no timetable for how you navigate this period after. And that includes thank-you notes.