Example Of Apology Letter

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I wanted to apologize to SSgt Pedregon, Colonel Wehunt and other members that I cause this inconvenience by showing poor judgement on my behalf. I will take fully responsibility for my actions and understand the importance of the offense I had committed as sexual harassment towards SSgt Pedregon. My intentions was never to offend SSgt Pedregon or to cross the line of unprofessional relationship. During the squadron’s holiday party on December 12, 2016. SSgt Pedregon, TSgt Sparrow, TSgt Stewart, Mrs. Combs, and I worked on the set up for the party. After the party was over in the HSC hanger SSgt Pedregon offer my wife Esmeralda that she will take me home since we had to start the clean-up and my wife had to work. My wife Esmeralda said “No

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