英文讣告（精选2篇）
At 1:30 p.m., November 20, 20xx, Grandma Qianmei Luo passed away peacefully, surrounded by her loving family in Pudong, Shanghai, China. She was 102.
On January 14, 1909, Grandma Luo was born to a family of 6 Children. She married young. Soon after the marriage, her husband died of illness, leaving behind the young widow, new son and eldly parents. To survive, Grandma Luo married a widower, Ruxing Tian who lost his wife in chindbirth and left him a 3-year-old daughter.
With the mutual efforts exerted by the couple, and later by their children, the family has survived both WWII and Chinese Civil War, political turmoil, and various hardships. They remain a closely-knit and harmonious unit.
Grandma Luo was the key figure behind such a miracle. Like many traditional Chinese women, She never went out to work after marriage, because of her husband's ample salary. With total dedication to her family, she farmed, cooked, cleaned, took care of eldly in-laws, and raised many children and grandchildren. No matter how hard the time were, she and her husband kept their promise not to sell any family land, until after 1949 when all land seized by the government. Despite her husband's reduced income as a result of his long illness, she was able to put food on the table and provide two daughters with good education. Her home was tidy and clean, and she was widely known for her beautiful triangle Zongzi (sticky rice wrapped up in reed leaves).
Grandma Luo was wise in her simple life philosophy. Her motto was to learn to be young when one grew old. She gracefully eased into living arrangements with her children, and spent her last 3 years in a nursing home. Her innocent nature and sincere smile charmed nurses and roommates alike. After the age of 100, much of her white hair turned black. She remained active until the last two months of her life, when she suffered from a fall.
Grandma Luo was proceded in death by her husband Ruixing Tian in 1972 and son-in-law Rushan Huang in 20xx. She is survived by her 4 Children: Chunming Luo and wife Rongxian Yao, Rongdi Tian and husband Youxin Ma, Xingdi Tian and husband Yonmin Song of Shanghai, and Jindi Tian of New York and by her 10 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
A grand funeral was held on the afternoon of November 22, 20xx in Shanghai, China.
DEAR SIR/MADAME
WE ALL THE MEMBERS OF , INFORM YOU WITH GREAT GRIEF AND SORROW, THE SAD DEMISE OF OUR FOUNDER OWNER
MR. ON 10TH OF FEBRUARY 20xx.
HE GRADUATED FROM DELHI UNIVERSITY IN ENGLISH HONOURS IN 1940’S DURING BRITISH RULE AND PREFERED TO WORK ON HIS NATIONALISTIC PRINCIPLES WHICH WERE MORE
HUMANE THEN BUSINESS ONLY. HE TAUGHT US TO STAND BEHIND OUR WORDS AND COMMITMENTS AND DO THE JOB TO THE BEST OF OUR ABILITIES AND HAVE PRODUCTS FOR
VALUE OF MONEY TO THE CONSUMERS. HIS SLOGAN “ QUALITY, COMMITMENT AND CONSTITENCY” ARE OUR MOTTO AND GUIDING PRINCIPLES.
HE WAS A THINKER, PHILOSPHER, HUMANIST AND UPRIGHT PERSON WHO BELIEVED IN KARMA , SHARING AND MUTUAL SURVIVAL…. HE PREACHED “TO LIVE AND LET OTHERS LIVE”
EVEN IN COMPETITIVE BUSINESS SCENERIOS. HE ALWAYS SAID “ CONTENTMENT WITH WHAT YOU ACHIEVE WITH YOUR HONEST EFFORTS IS THE ULTIMATE KEY TO PEACE AND HAPPINESS” AND
GUIDED US TILL HIS LAST BREATH.
WE ASSURE OUR ALL CUSTOMERS, SUPPLIERS AND ASSOCIATES THAT HIS THOUGHTS AND VALUES WILL CONTINUE TO BE OUR GUIDING PRINCIPLES
MAY GOD BLESS HIS SOUL WITH PEACE AND MOKSHA