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Go for whatever sounds like you, if it's a personal note!
Grammatically speaking, the send/give regards to Judy and the boys is probably most formal (I just don't like correct it infers normalcy and inferiority! Woo for the college activist in me, right?), however we send our love to Judy and the kids, too! is more personable! Rock on 
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What would be a grammatical, formal way to say this?
I am writing a letter and I want to be more formal than Say hi to the wife and kids from us. Would it be proper to say Give (or Send) our regards to Judy and the boys. ?? For some reason this sounds strange to me. (Probably because I am a hill...
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