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This letter is long overdue, but I have been thinking about you and the Acme crews as you start over in your new location. I want to wish all of you the very best as you continue the traditions of Acme Engineering. As you know, we at S.C. Noyes & Company have depended on you for many years and while our needs for survey work are greatly diminished, we will need some work off and on and of course we will call on you. All the best to you and the rest of the crew.
Can’t thank you enough for the great job in Bethel on my behalf.
It was a pleasure working with Peter and Aaron, and I thank you for all your help.  From past experience in Rangeley, I knew I could count on you for a professional job, in a timely manner.
Should I ever have need of surveying work done in the future, I certainly know who to contact.
Thank you so much for your testimony.  It was clear, concise and professional.  You’re a credit to your profession. Good luck with your new company.
Just got back from a Hunting trip and found I had received the Tree Growth Management Plan.  It looks great and I really appreciate your help and work.  I have enclosed a check and hope you have a great Thanksgiving.
Just a short note to let you know that the law suit regarding our right-of-way and title to eighteen acres of land claimed by the (Plaintiff) has finally been settled by the Maine Supreme Court. The Law Court found all of the Superior Court's findings in the affirmative, all in our favor.
Once again, thank you for your excellent professional efforts on our behalf.
Joan + Jim Meldrum
RE: Rangeley Survey - 800 Acres
I want to thank you again for the efficient, professional way in which you completed the survey plan on my Rangeley property, and particularly for the sacrifice of David Adelson for his attempt to save me from drowning in a marsh.