I would use either Mr. and Mrs. or Lee and Wanda, but not both together.
(And they are both deceased, right?)
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#1 02-Jun-2007, 02:56
MR and MRS Question
Is this correct "the late Mr. and Mrs. Lee and Wanda Meeks"
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#2 02-Jun-2007, 03:06Re: MR and MRS Question
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#3 02-Jun-2007, 10:36Re: MR and MRS Question
And if they are not, then the late Mr Lee Meeks and Mrs Wanda Meeks
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#4 02-Jun-2007, 12:27Re: MR and MRS Question
I have a question. Is there any differences in pronunciation between Miss and Ms. ?
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#5 02-Jun-2007, 20:18Re: MR and MRS Question
Originally Posted by nguyenhung75
Yes. "Miss" is similar to the hissing sound a snake would make - "Misssss."
"Ms." sounds more like a buzzing bee: "Mizzzzzzzzzz."
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