Hello Juliet,
I
am starting to sense some unseriousness in you. Referring to me as
"Heinz-Beans" and banishing the devil with "a bong"? that was low. I am
not in anyway forcing you to do this but making fun of my name in that
manner was very juvenile and uncalled for.
Anna
Dear Miss Heinz.
Please accept my unreserved apologies for my previous email. I am
truly glad you responded in the way you did. You see, it was a test. I
wanted to see if you would pick up on my, albeit poor joke. I wanted to
be absolutely certain that you were genuine and honest and that I wasn't
about to make a massive mistake. I figured that if you didn't pick up on
the Heinz-Beans, you weren't genuine. I am now satisfied that you are.
I want to reassure you that the other things I have told you are
fact. I am an ordained member of the clergy, I am deaf and I would love
to be able to help you to use this money for good purposes. Once again, I
apologise for my mirth and hope you can forgive me badly considered
actions. We must not hate people who have done wrong to us. For as soon
as we begin to hate them, we become just like them, pathetic, bitter and
untrue. I believe you a better person.
So, as I asked in my last message, how do we now proceed in making
Mr Cooper my legal representative and you my social guide and advisor?
Do I need to complete and send some kind of permission form?
I remember that you mentioned the family concerned wish nothing to
do with the monies due to their Amish religion and lifestyle. I fully
understand their decision and respect them for it. I would like to be
able to do some good with the money on their behalf. I know many
charitable causes that would benefit greatly. Do you have some form of
documentation that relinquishes their claim on the money? I would hate
for them to change their mind at some point and for me to end up in
trouble.
Many thanks Miss Heinz for your compassion and understanding and I look forward to hearing back from you soon.
Yours
Rev J MacBeth
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