HOW TO WRITE A GOODWILL MESSAGE AND ELEGY MESSAGE | DIFFERENCES


This is a typical sample of a goodwill message and an elegy message/letter. From the example below, you can finally differentiate between goodwill and elegy. Feel free to use this format to complete the letter you are writing.
Date Here
20th February, 2014

Hon. Name of the Receiver
Deputy Chairman House Committee
On governmental Affairs
Member, representing
State Location - Federal Constituency 


Dearest Honourable Member Sir,

A GOODWILL MESSAGE
            May I most humbly write to congratulate you and further express my profound admiration and appreciation of your kind gesture to the good people of your constituency through empowerment programme payment of bursary allowance etc.
            Indeed by this very fact, you have not only demonstrated your time representation but have proven that there is always light at the end of every turned. We have never had it so well and good. Bravo! Kudos!! Congrats!!!
            May the good Lord strengthen the sources of your income in Jesus name –Amen.
            Please accept the assurances of my esteemed regards.

AN ELEGY TO A BROTHER
Death! Death!! Death!!!
            Thou art cruel, and thou art wicked!
            You are by no means daring, dangerous and dangling. What are there? What exactly is your mission on earth? Whose interest do you represent? Perhaps, and I guess, you are everything everybody thinks you are.
            In the words of Abdul Wahab, you are likened to oceans of waters, dancing naked to the horizon beyond the slight none along with around, only the eternal sun rays, dimly reflecting towards the heavenly sky, on this mysterious mystic level, death floats, only conscious of its being, super sufficient needless nimble num, he talks a voyage unknown infinite from a definite point, and takes pleasure inward that there is no end, it is like missing form the materials and becoming a being of anti-dialectic, an absolute free entity.     
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