Queen Elizabeth II Letter
Highlights
- Queen Elizabeth wrote a letter to the child
- Many things were said a few hours before death
- Many other people of Britain also used to write letters
Queen Elizabeth II: On Monday, Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin was lowered in the royal vault of St George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle, paying her last respects. Lord Chamberlain, the most senior official in the British royal family, performed the ceremony of breaking the ‘scepter’. The royal family and hundreds of people paid their last respects to the late Queen. But do you know that the Queen wrote a letter to a 7-year-old child before her death. This child’s name is Charlie. He hails from Ilford, East London.
This child wrote a letter to congratulate Queen Elizabeth II on the Platinum Jubilee of her accession to the monarchy. But he got the answer after the death of the queen. Charlie’s mother Gemma said that when she received the card she was not sure whether the card was genuine or not. He gave a letter to Charlie saying it came from Buckingham Palace. I haven’t made it. The letter read, ‘I express my gratitude for your message on the 70th anniversary of my accession to the throne.’
Very special moment to receive the letter
He said she was deeply saddened when she told Charlie that the Queen had now passed away. He said he hoped the Queen would read his letter before leaving the world. The entire royal staff manages and responds to all of the Queen’s letters. Gemma continued, “Receiving this letter was a very special and emotional moment. Even more so, we were surprised to learn that it was sent on the day the Queen died. Charlie later showed this letter to the principal of his school, who was very impressed by it. Charlie also talked about the letter he sent on the main stage at Friday’s school meeting and the card he received from the Queen.
Every year the woman received a letter
A woman living in America has told that Queen Elizabeth and he used to talk to each other through letters for the last 70 years. Because both of them had their birthdays on the same date. Like the Queen, Adele, a resident of North Dakota, was also born on April 21, 1926. According to American media reports, the woman sent her first letter to the Queen after she became a woman.
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