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What is a good retirement wish?

Happiness in Retirement Messages – If you don’t have as much information as to why the retirees are headed out the door, wishes for happiness are the most appropriate. Let them know you’re excited to see what comes next for them.

Wishing you good health, happiness and success as you move forward! May this next chapter of your life be everything you want it to be. Whatever comes next for you, may it bring you happiness and fulfillment. Wishing you a wonderful future with lots of time to enjoy your family, friends and interests. May you live your best life from here on out. Enjoy your retirement!

How do you wish someone a good retirement letter?

I wish you the very best of luck in your next pursuits. Whatever you decide to do in the future, I know you’ll pursue it as you did everything during your time here: with an open mind and kind heart. My dear Jane, I am so excited to offer you congratulations on your retirement.

How do you write a farewell message to a colleague?

35 messages to say farewell to a colleague – When pondering how to say goodbye to coworkers, you don’t need to get too creative. These situations are all about expressing your feelings and wishing someone well, not showy gestures that overwhelm your colleague.

1. “I’m going to miss seeing you around the office. I wish you all the best with your new company and future endeavors!”
2. “Good luck with your new job! You were always such a great team member to have around and work with. I’ll miss your positive attitude and funny stories.”
3. “Thank you for being such an important part of our team these past few years. We couldn’t have accomplished what we did without you!”
4. “Your new job is lucky to have such a hard worker like yourself. Your problem-solving skills taught me a lot about the industry and inspired me to improve my own. We will miss you!”
5. “Great leaders like yourself impact their workplace, and it’s obvious that you’ve touched a lot of people. Thank you for your dedication and hard work.”
6. “I’ll never forget how patient and understanding you were with me when I first started working here. I appreciate your kindness throughout the years and your dedication to employee wellness, We will miss you!”
7. “Working with a team member like you was so eye-opening — I learned a ton. Good luck with your new position. I know you’ll teach them many important things like you did here!”
8. “I’ll always think of you when we have problems with Zoom because you were always the person to call for tech help! Thank you for being a wonderful presence. I wish you good luck moving forward.”
9. “Great team members like yourself make working the overnight shift easier! Thanks for all your help.”
10. “I’ll miss you when I take my lunch breaks. You always knew how to cheer me up and keep morale high.”
11. “You’ve been an incredible mentor to me this last year, and I’ll always appreciate the time you took to help me understand things and grow. I’ll miss you.”
12. “Being desk buddies with you has taught me a lot! I’m grateful for your strong work ethic and inspiration. Thank you for all the great times.”
13. “Keep up all the awesome work at your new job! I know you’ll continue to motivate others to reach their goals and be a positive role model. We’ll miss your kindness.”
14. “Your fearless leadership guided us through challenging moments, and you always ensured everyone was practicing self-care in and out of work. Thank you, and I’ll miss you dearly.”
15. “It’s hard to say goodbye to a colleague who has become such an essential part of our team. I hope your new coworkers know how lucky they are to have you. We will miss you!”
16. “Wishing you all the best in your new adventure. Thank you for being such an incredible colleague and friend.”
17. “I will miss your infectious energy and can-do attitude. It has been great working side-by-side with you these last few years. Thank you for everything.”
18. “I know you’re going to nail this new chapter of your life. You deserve all the best! Thank you for your hard work and always being there for the team.”
19. “You’ve been a great friend and confidante. We will all miss you and your incredible presence.”
20. “Though we haven’t always seen eye-to-eye, I always appreciated your commitment to teamwork. Good luck in your new job.”
21. “It’s difficult to express how much the team will miss you. Thank you for always bringing your A-game!”
22. “I’m so excited about this new opportunity. You’ve earned it! Thank you for being such an inspiration, and good luck on your next adventure.”
23. “I hope you know you’ve left an incredible impact on our team that we’ll feel long after you leave. Thank you for your hard work, thoughtfulness, and kindness.”
24. “Saying goodbye feels like losing a member of the family. It’s been an honor to work alongside you and learn from your work ethic, generosity, and passion. I know you’ll do great on your new journey.”
25. “You’re truly a special person. Your support and encouragement helped me in ways that I can’t express in words. Thank you for everything.”
26. “I wish we had more opportunities to work together. Best of luck with your new company!”
27. “Sharing a cubicle with you made every day worthwhile! Thanks for always putting a smile on my face. We will miss you.”
28. “Working with such a great leader has changed the way I look at my job. Thank you for illuminating the path. Good luck with this new opportunity.”
29. “You’ve been the best colleague and friend I could’ve ever asked for. I will always appreciate the kindness and generosity you showed me.”

What is a good short retirement quote?

6 Short Retirement Quotes – These quotes are perfect if you need to add something short and sweet to your friend, colleague, or family member. “Don’t think of retiring from the world until the world will be sorry that you retire.” – Samuel Johnson “The longer I live, the more beautiful life becomes.” – Frank Lloyd Wright “Count your age by friends, not years.” – John Lennon “There are far better things ahead than we ever leave behind.” – C.S.

What does the Bible say about retirement?

Is Retirement Mentioned in the Bible? – The short answer is no. When 21st century Americans think of modern retirement, it is a relatively new concept, that the Bible doesn’t specifically address. However, depending on which translation you use, the word retire is mentioned one time in the Bible, in Numbers 8:23-26 (NIV): The Lord said to Moses, “This applies to the Levites: Men twenty-five years old or more shall come to take part in the work at the tent of meeting, but at the age of fifty, they must retire from their regular service and work no longer.

• They may assist their brothers in performing their duties at the tent of meeting, but they themselves must not do the work.
• This, then, is how you are to assign the responsibilities of the Levites.” When you read the same verses in the ESV, the word retire does not appear, but the intent remains the same: And the Lord spoke to Moses, saying, “This applies to the Levites: from twenty-five years old and upward they shall come to do duty in the service of the tent of meeting.

And from the age of fifty years they shall withdraw from the duty of the service and serve no more. They minister to their brothers in the tent of meeting by keeping guard, but they shall do no service. Thus shall you do to the Levites in assigning their duties.” The Levites were responsible for all aspects of the worship of God at the Tent of Meeting (and later the Temple).

• From administering sacrifices, to maintenance and protection, they handled everything.
• As this passage states, from age 25 -50 a male could serve in the Tent of Meeting, but after age 50 they would transition to a different responsibility, serving outside the Tent of Meeting.
• The underlying principle in both translations is that when a Levite turned 50 years old their work responsibility did not end, but simply changed.

We will come back to this idea in a moment.

Grady A. Lowry