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    Ryan Alexander has resigned from his position as Assistant Marketing Manager at LithText International to take a new role as Marketing Manager at Gandolfo Networks in Buffalo, New York. In his resignation letter to Alfred Shrimpton, Director of Marketing at LithText, Ryan states that his last day will be June 28th to allow him three weeks to complete current projects and transition responsibilities to Alfred and his deputy Aaron Roach. Ryan expresses appreciation for the experience and opportunities he received during his five years at LithText.

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    Ryan Alexander has resigned from his position as Assistant Marketing Manager at LithText International to take a new role as Marketing Manager at Gandolfo Networks in Buffalo, New York. In his resignation letter to Alfred Shrimpton, Director of Marketing at LithText, Ryan states that his last day will be June 28th to allow him three weeks to complete current projects and transition responsibilities to Alfred and his deputy Aaron Roach. Ryan expresses appreciation for the experience and opportunities he received during his five years at LithText.

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    Ryan Alexander has resigned from his position as Assistant Marketing Manager at LithText International to take a new role as Marketing Manager at Gandolfo Networks in Buffalo, New York. In his resignation letter to Alfred Shrimpton, Director of Marketing at LithText, Ryan states that his last day will be June 28th to allow him three weeks to complete current projects and transition responsibilities to Alfred and his deputy Aaron Roach. Ryan expresses appreciation for the experience and opportunities he received during his five years at LithText.

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    789 Ferguson St.

    Exeter, PA, 52094

    June 2, 2006

    Alfred Shrimpton
    Director, Marketing
    LithText International Inc.
    151 North Valley Dr.
    Exeter, PA, 52187

    Dear Alfred: 

    This is to advise you that I have accepted the position of Marketing Manager, with Gandolfo Networks 
    Inc., based in Buffalo New York. Accordingly, please regard this as my official letter of resignation.

    My last day of work here will be June 28, 2006. This will give me three full weeks from next Monday 
    to complete the current marketing program design that I have recently been putting the finishing 
    touches on. In addition, during this period I will be able to bring both you, and my deputy Aaron 
    Roach, up­to­speed on all of the operations and outstanding issues in my department.

    I am very much looking forward to the professional challenge being offered to me by Gandolfo, which 
    as you know, is the market leader in its field. Incidentally, during the recruiting process, the Gandolfo 
    people were very impressed with the experience and knowledge that I had gained here at LithText 
    International over the past five years.

    In closing, I would like to express my sincere appreciation to you as my supervisor, as well as to my 
    many friends and colleagues at LithText. I have truly enjoyed my years working with all of you, and am 
    grateful for the many learning and growth opportunities I was given over the years.

    I wish all of you at LithText International continued success.

    Sincerely, 

    Ryan Alexander 

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