1.  Money or property bequeathed to another by will.

2.  Something handed down from an ancestor or a predecessor or from the past.

The process of writing a gift letter starts with a simple desire to tell someone how much you value or love them. Taking time to put emotional thoughts into words and onto paper can be challenging, and often we give up and say, "They know how much I love them." Naturally, we feel that our actions speak volumes - and they do - yet there is something affirming and tangible about the written word.

This is a workbook that gently and lovingly takes you on a journey that teaches a technique to create letters to mark special occasions, highlight accomplishments, affirm friends, and increase wonderful connection that we share as mothers, fathers, friends, grandparents, teachers, mentors and life partners.

The legacy of your love will forever be available as an emotional inheritance.

"... I hope you will be as inspired by this book as I am. The remarkably simple, step-by-step process they have set forth will enable you to write notes easily, and the sample letters included will spark ideas for letters you could write to your loved ones. My heart vibrates with excitement at the very thought of how you will enrich the lives of those around you. Happy writing!"

Virginia Sobel, life coach and author of What Good Are You Without Your Cheesecake Recipe? A Spiritual Journey Toward Self-Worth

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by Lisa W. Lee

and Margret Ann Bazany

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Jacob, Nathan and Faith Lee