Help me to write a letter to my boss who is suffering from cancer,and who is having operation next week?

Question

What I would write him to give him more confidence in his disease and it should be in formal manner?Please help friends
thank you.

Answer 1

Okay, I will give it my best try.

Dear Mr. Smith:

I was very sorry to hear of your illness. I just wanted to tell you that I hope everything will go well with your surgery next week. I know it must be frightening, but I am sure you are in very good hands with your doctor.

I hope you will let me know if there is anything I can do to help things go smoothly here at the office while you are away.

I look forward to your return to work.

Sincerely,
Jane Doe

If you feel it is appropriate to add comments about the specific type of cancer, you can add that. Also, if you feel it is appropriate to add spiritual or religious references, those are perfectly appropriate as well, as long as they are kept to a minimum. For example, you can say you will be praying for his swift recovery, but don't turn it into a really religious letter, or include favorite quotes from religious works, etc, unless you know him and his religious views extremely well.

This isn't a tremendously good letter, but letters are by their very nature quite personal, and it's hard for me to make suggestions for strangers, because I don't know the people involved, or all of the circumstances. I do hope, however, that this can be a kind of launching pad for you, or give you some idea of how to write your letter.

If you like, I don't mind if you send me a copy of your letter before sending it to him. I would be happy to read it and give you my input. I can be reached through this site.

Best of luck.

Answer 2

You should write something like

dear.....

You have honestly been one of the most inspirational people that i have every met. So far working with you has been nothing but a true pleasure. I know that in a few weeks you'll be back on track, because you are a very strong person. Dealing with cancer is never easy. This is why i wish you nothing but the best, in your struggle against this common disease. I look foward to seeing you soon afterwards, and may god be with you.


this way u can be a suck-up

Answer 3

Instead of writing a letter perhaps you can speak to your boss in person. Tell him you are sorry to hear of his diagnosis and upcoming surgery. Ask what you can do while he is away from work to help things run smoothly in his absence. Then make sure you follow up with a card or short note after the surgery, just to let him know you are thinking of him and hoping/praying for a complete recovery.

Answer 4

Don't write a letter - Go visit him for short visits, maybe now and just before the operation. You will feel 100% better about it.

And don't worry about what to say, make small talk or just be there.

Answer 5

NO!! YOU write the letter from your heart, just like you're asking us to help you. One thing your boss doesn't need now is some orchestrated letter like something off of a gift card rack. He wants, and needs, something authentic. Real. Tell him your concerns for him just like you told us. That's what he wants. YOUR WORDS, not ours. You'll do great. Trust me on this one. God Bless you.

Answer 6

Dear Boss,

Wishing all goes well with your surgery. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Hope to see you up and about soon.

Sincerely, Your name.

Answer 7

dear boss

hi boss how r u doin boss
i hope u get well and come back and boss me
ur a good boss

sincerey, ur assistance

Answer 8

Dear Boss, Hope you live through your surgery. Come back to work and I'll blow you.

Answer 9

Dear _____,

I heard you are facing a serious health challenge. Please count on me to help keep the workplace functioning while you are seeking treatment.

I know that with your great resolve, you will beat this and return quickly. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Sincerely,
______________

Answer 10

Give me a damn pay rise you greedy bastard! That's if you live, which by the way, I couldn't give a rats **** about.