Dear family, clients friends, mentors and centers of influence:

I wanted to take a moment to thank everyone that made this tax season so successful at Murray Tax Services. This was a season that had its challenges but with each and every one of you and your understanding and desire to help us succeed, it was very successful.  So thank you.

Christa, thank you for believing in me. You drive me to succeed.  You are more of a help than you will ever know. Thank you. I love our lives together and you have helped make us so happy. I love you.

Mom, Anne and Bridget, thank you for all your help this year. Whether it was helping meet with clients, calling clients or watching the kids so that I could work, please know I could not have done it without your help and I appreciate it.

All of my clients, I obviously could not be successful without you. I appreciate all the referrals I received this year. I grew the business by 75% this year after growing 128% the year before mostly by word of mouth and for that I thank each and every one of you. 

Mentors….I have to thank Sean Wandrei. In an equally if not more crazy season for you, you were always quick to get back to me.  You have been unbelievably helpful to me.  You are a really great mentor and everyone should know that and have the opportunity to work with someone as great as you. Good luck in everything you go on to do and please know if I can ever help you I will drop everything to do so.

My final thank you is to anyone reading this that is not yet a client. Please let me know what I need to do for us to work together. Please know that everything we do together is confidential and I know I can help you. 

Anyone that reads this should know that I value your feedback. Please let me know of anything I can do to help you better.

Thank you all for making tax year 2011 the most successful yet. Please know that I have some great ideas to help grow Murray Tax Services into the only place you will want to get tax and financial planning advice in the Western Massachusetts region.

Sincerely,
Kevin Murray