Thank you so much for [the] excellent Wall Street Journal [feature]. It is awesome! [The presentation] is very well done. “Thank you so much for your excellent work [Lifetime Achievement] and support!
Thank you for your notice. Indeed, I saw the piece in today’s WSJ. The Marquis announcement is classy. It raises the quality of today’s newspaper.
Dear Susan, Thank you for sending the Wall Street Journal announcement. It was published just as you promised it would. Please give thanks also to your colleague at Who’s Who, Ms. Renee DP.
This is wonderful. I am so honored and excited about this.
These changes look excellent. I would note particularly that the revised photo turned out very well. I appreciate the nice cropping work. This looks very nice. Thank you for this
I am so proud, you have made me very happy. I am so thankful for your kindness, and of course, all is perfect and approved. I think that your work on my biography is brilliant, thank you.
Just a quick note and a thanks. Many thanks for all your efforts.
It is a privilege to be included among eight highly esteemed, accomplished gentlemen in The Wall Street Journal.
Dear Star, I want to thank you so much for the perfectly delightful interview you conducted with me on Tuesday. Of course, I had no idea what to expect, though I did know from the questions that Charlie sent in advance that there would be plenty of good material to
Thank you so much, Renee. It is a great honor to be so included, and I look forward to viewing the feature once it appears. You and your professional staff have been a delight to work with. Ellen, thank you so much for your kind attention and help and supervision
Got the WSJ this morning and left the page opened on our kitchen dining table in front of my wife’s seat. She did not know about this because I wanted to surprise her. She started making calls and our phone has been ringing off the hook! Very exciting.
With much appreciation, I am saying THANK YOU for the informative/elegant Wall Street Journal advertisement highlighting the Marquis Who’s Who Lifetime Achievement Award recipients. The clear frame custom plaque dated 2020-2021 with a photo of the entire 30 September 2020 newspaper page is a feast for the eyes! I love
I am most honored to be chosen to be recognized by Who’s Who and am still blinking in amazement! Please convey my best wishes to all those at Who’s Who and the Wall Street Journal who are courageously continuing to work to meet deadlines, and to publish the paper, during
Dear Renee– Thank you for including me in today’s WSJ – a huge honor and I am very grateful to you for your diligent efforts to produce a quality presentation. It is humbling to be on the same page with the other honorees. Again, very much appreciate your efforts –
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