Dear Mr. Lay,  I am a former Enron employee who voluntarily resigned from Enron in August of this year to spend more time with my two young children, Avery, 2 1/2 and Nate, 17 months.
These past few weeks have been devasting for a lot of people.
I personally have lost over $40,000 in my 401K which I was heavily investing in Enron stock since my first day there, February 1998.
I also lost all of my children's college funds, $10,000.
But, I am one of the lucky ones, I know.
The reason for this note is just to say that I think very highly of you and know what a GOOD person you are.
I was fortunate enough to have seen you on the Crystal Cathedrial a while back, and I know that you are a caring Christian man.
Thanks for all your efforts to save the company.
I just thought you'd like to hear some nice words from an employee rather than all the trash from the media!
Sincerely,

Words of Encouragement
Dear Mr. Lay, I am a former <COMPANY> employee who voluntarily resigned from <COMPANY> in August of this year to spend more time with my two young children, Avery, <NUMBER> <NUMBER>/<NUMBER> and Nate, <NUMBER> months.
These past few weeks have been devasting for a lot of people.
I personally have lost over <CUR><NUMBER> in my 000K which I was heavily investing in <COMPANY> stock since my first day there, February <NUMBER>.
I also lost all of my children's college funds, <CUR><NUMBER>.
But, I am one of the lucky ones, I know.
The reason for this note is just to say that I think very highly of you and know what a GOOD person you are.
I was fortunate enough to have seen you on the Crystal Cathedrial a while back, and I know that you are a caring Christian man.
Thanks for all your efforts to save the company.
I just thought you'd like to hear some nice words from an employee rather than all the trash from the media!
Sincerely,
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