How major companies, wealthy men are mourning the Queen’s passage

After Queen Elizabeth’s death, major companies and world’s wealthy individuals have sent out condolences.

Shell

Shell Chief Executive Officer Ben van Beurden offers his condolences to the British Royal Family on the company’s website.

He said, “On behalf of Shell staff in the UK, the Commonwealth nations and across the wider world, we offer our deepest condolences to the British Royal Family.

“We mourn the passing of an historic global leader of immense stature, courage and integrity. Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II spent a life dedicated to serving the country and improving the lives of others. And for so many of us her loss will be felt personally.

“I was fortunate enough to meet Her Majesty and was always struck by her strength, kindness and ability to find common cause with those around her.”

Aston Martin

Also, Fortune.com reports that the UK-headquartered luxury car manufacturer Aston Martin posted a tribute to Elizabeth on Thursday.

“Aston Martin is deeply saddened by the passing of Her Majesty The Queen,” the company tweeted from its official account.

“The Queen has dedicated her life to public service, and throughout her long reign as a passionate champion for British culture, enterprise and innovation. We were honoured she visited Aston Martin in 1966.”

A photo of a young Elizabeth visiting the Aston Martin factory accompanied the post.

Cisco

US headquartered tech conglomerate Cisco also shared a statement about the Queen’s death.

“We’re deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, our thoughts and condolences are with the Royal family,” the company tweeted from its official account.

“Rest in peace your majesty.”

Louis Vuitton

French luxury brand Louis Vuitton offered its condolences to the royal family along with declaring its admiration of Queen Elizabeth II in a statement posted on Twitter.

“The LVMH Group sends its sincere condolences to the @RoyalFamily, the people across the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth, for the passing of Her Majesty The Queen Elizabeth II. Her constant and strong sense of duty will remain an inspiration throughout the world.”

Dior 

Dior expressed its sadness joining others mourning the death of Queen Elizabeth II on Twitter.

“The House is deeply saddened to learn of the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, an unwavering symbol of grace, dignity and dedication. All our thoughts are with the @RoyalFamily and our British friends.”

Jeff Bezos

It’s not only corporate accounts paying tribute to the Queen. Amazon founder and former CEO Jeff Bezos posted his own statement on Thursday.

“I can think of no one who better personified duty,” wrote Bezos.

“My deepest condolences to all the Brits mourning her passing today.”

Bill Gates

Microsoft cofounder Bill Gates also tweeted in response to the news.

“I feel honored to have met HM Queen Elizabeth, and I am very sad to hear of her passing,” he wrote.

“My deepest condolences to the Royal Family and the British people.”