Dear Gentlemen, Thank you so much for the dictionary. Me and my sister use it all the time. I teach my sister new words and she’s in pre-school she loves it. Sincerely, Lyse

Dear gentlemen, thank you so much for the dictionary. I am learning new words and spelling them correctly. I use it every day. I use it every day to do my homework, so does my sister. Thank you. Albrim

Dear Rotary Club thank you for donating dictionaries to us we really appreciate them. The dictionaries help us with words that we don’t now how to spell yet. Sincerely, Jonathan

Dear American Legion Aux, Thank you for the dictionary. I enjoy practicing how to spell new words. The dictionary is very helpful. It was really generous of you to give us the dictionaries. I also like to look at it during free time at school. Thank you very much!! Keely

Dear Mrs. Sherwood, Thank you for the dictionary. I will use the dictionary for speed drills. I really like to use dictionary because they help me do good in math. Whenever I get stuck on somting I can just pull it out and look. Sincerely, Laurel

Dear Mrs. Sherwood, Thank you so much for the dictionary. I’m going to use my dictionary to help my little brother. I can’t wait to bring it home to show my parents. I love my dictionary. Your friend, Callie

Dear Mrs. Sherwood, Thank you Mrs. Sherwood for the Dictionary. I really enjoy it. I could definitely youse it in sowmany subjects. Also my mom says thank you too. Your friend, Rachel

Dear Mrs. Sherwood, Thank you for the dictionary! I use it to find places I would like to vist when I get older, then I make up a story about it. I love the dictionary you gave me! Thanks, Abby

Dear Ladies Auxiliary, I love the dictionary that you gave to me. Everyone used it. People love it because they can’t learn hard words that fast. Love, Elle

Dear Ladies Auxiliary, Thank you for the dictionary. I use it a lot in spelling, homework, and lots of other stuff. So I know that you helped me in stuff and probably more kids than me. But thanks again for the dictionary. Your friend, Dalton