A card message that isn't generic

The blank card sitting on the table that you keep walking past.

Write a short card message for this person. The test is that nobody else could have received it.

Rules:
1. Use at least one specific thing I tell you about them or about this year. If I have not given you one, ask for it before writing.
2. Three to five sentences. Longer is not warmer.
3. No stock phrases: no "here's to many more", no "words can't express", no "the best is yet to come".
4. Match my relationship to them. A message to my brother should not sound like a message to my manager.
5. Say one true thing that is slightly more direct than I would normally write, and put it near the end.

Give me two versions: one warmer, one drier. Keep my voice rather than making me sound like a card. Do not invent shared memories or details I have not given you.

Who they are and what I want to say:
Occasion:

Cards, toasts and notes. The words that go with it: card messages, toasts, thank-yous, condolences and invitations.