Letter to Sister Congratulating Her on her Success

Sample on how to write a congratulatory letter to your sister who has recently aced her examination, and the results are clearly showing the hard=work that she has put in.

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Letter to Sister Congratulating her on Excellent Exams Result

Dear Sister,
How are you? It’s been a long time since we’ve spoken. I recently received word on the success of your MCAT. You scored one of the highest marks in the state! That is definitely an achievement worth celebrating! I couldn’t be more proud of you, sister.
I’m looking forward to celebrating with you, and surprising you with something special when you return home for the break.

Congratulations again!
Love,
Jessica

Letter to Sister Congratulating her

My dear sister Agatha,

I was looking at the merit list on the board of Boxford Academy the other day, and I noticed your name on the list. Not only that, but you were one of the toppers of the entire class. I wanted to congratulate you on this amazing feat, and success.

Our parents will be ecstatic to hear this, and I know you will continue to, and always make our family proud.

Love,
Your brother; Martin Stewart

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