Letter To Bob Cratchit

Nephew, I give you all of my property, my house and thirty percent of my money. I also give you everything in my house, excluding my bed curtains. I would like to thank you for trying to get me merry about Christmas when I thought it was a humbug. Bob Cratchit, every year from the year I die on, for thirty years, you will get one percent of my money. Over the time of the thirty years, you will get thirty percent of my money. I also will you my business and ten percent of my money directly to you for the business and for your family. I give you the business because you a loyal and kind-hearted man and I wish I was more like you. The Cratchit children, ‘Tiny Tim’ also known as Timothy Cratchit gets five percent of my money for
his education, health, and well-being. Fifteen percent shall be split evenly among the rest of the Cratchit children when they each reach the age of eighteen. I hope you children become good people when you grow up, because you always have positive attitudes. Seven years after Bob Marley died; I did many things I later regretted. I would like to give five percent of my money to charity because there were two men asking for money, and I didn’t give them any. The five percent shall go to the GLPP or Get London out of Poverty Program.

The last five percent shall go to starting a new charity called CSS, which stands for the Christmas Spirit Suppliers. I was in a desperate need of Christmas spirit before the spirits came, and I would like to do the same for other people. This charity will have volunteers go around at Christmas time and collect money and gifts to give to those in need.