Funny Retirement Cards
After decades of bells, bus duty and staff meetings, a retiring teacher deserves more than a sheet cake and a mug. These cards celebrate a school career honestly: the early mornings, the grading, the parents and the summers that were never quite long enough.
Send one to a retiring teacher, principal, coach, secretary or custodian, or to anyone leaving a long career. Each card opens to the punchline, with your note printed below.
This collection has 14 funny retirement ecards from Principal Grimsby, Mrs. Harmon, Miss Abby, Doris, Coach Duffy, Lou, Loretta, Brenda, Danny, Lily, Marcus, Tank, Kaylee and Earl. Each one opens with a click: the front sets up the joke and the punchline waits inside, with your personal note printed right underneath. Add their name, write your note, and send it by email or text, right away or scheduled for the day. Cards are $2.99 each, with a 5-card pack and an annual pass if you send a lot of them.
14 cards · $2.99 each · personalize and send in minutes
Principal Grimsby · RetirementYou’re retiring. Principal Grimsby is jealous.
Mrs. Harmon · RetirementYou’re retiring. Mrs. Harmon is next.
Miss Abby · RetirementYou’re retiring. Miss Abby can’t imagine it.
Doris · RetirementYou’re retiring. Doris will update the directory.
Coach Duffy · RetirementYou’re retiring. Coach Duffy has a plan for you.
Lou · RetirementYou’re retiring. Lou gets it.
Loretta · RetirementYou’re retiring. Loretta is jealous.
Brenda · RetirementYou’re retiring. Brenda is thrilled.
Danny · RetirementYou’re retiring. Danny is jealous.
Lily · RetirementYou’re retiring. Lily has a question.
Marcus · RetirementYou’re retiring. Marcus has a farewell.
Tank · RetirementYou’re retiring. Tank has a question.
Kaylee · RetirementYou’re retiring. Kaylee is cheering.
Earl · RetirementEarl says happy retirement.What to write in a funny retirement card
- Mention the number of years in the note. It is the headline.
- A joke about alarm clocks or bus duty is always welcome.
- Have every coworker add a line to the note.
- Mrs. Harmon and Principal Grimsby speak for veteran educators.