Suddenly, after complaining about others, she realized she’d been just as guilty. She wondered if the statute of limitations had expired, but in my opinion thanks have no expiration date. You can send a thank you years later, and it will still be fresh—and possibly even more appreciated. Go for it. And she did.
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I'm a huge believer in thank you notes. Even emails will do, though handwritten is better. Pet peeve: Not receiving thank you notes for wedding presents. You wonder: Did it even arrive?