Wilford Lynn V-mail (c)
V-mail sent to Mrs. Wilford Lynn from Wilford Lynn, dated July 22, 1944. Message reads: My Dearest, I know you must be worried because you haven’t heard from me yet. I have received all your mail honey except for a few letters between June 20th and July 1st. I hope to be able to do some explaining...
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Florence-Lauderdale County Public Library
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War Years at Home and Abroad Collection |
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Florence-Lauderdale County Public Library |
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Florence-Lauderdale County Public Library |
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Military life |
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Military life V-mail |
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V-mail sent to Mrs. Wilford Lynn from Wilford Lynn, dated July 22, 1944. Message reads: My Dearest, I know you must be worried because you haven’t heard from me yet. I have received all your mail honey except for a few letters between June 20th and July 1st. I hope to be able to do some explaining in a couple of weeks. Honey about you making the trip back home I don’t mind but I don’t think you should come back. If you wish to continue [with] your work then I wouldn’t go home. You aren’t able to stand that much traveling and it costs too much too. I would rather you would go home and rest a little. I want to come to Sheffield on my leave anyhow. Send me the stub from your train ticket and I’ll try to get the money back on it. I love you Dearest and long [??] so much to see you. Love Forever, “Lynn”. The names "Mildred Lynn" and "Elizabeth Lynn" are written on the back of this v-mail. |
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Wilford Lynn V-mail (c)V-mailV-mail sent to Mrs. Wilford Lynn from Wilford Lynn, dated July 22, 1944. Message reads: My Dearest, I know you must be worried because you haven’t heard from me yet. I have received all your mail honey except for a few letters between June 20th and July 1st. I hope to be able to do some explaining in a couple of weeks. Honey about you making the trip back home I don’t mind but I don’t think you should come back. If you wish to continue [with] your work then I wouldn’t go home. You aren’t able to stand that much traveling and it costs too much too. I would rather you would go home and rest a little. I want to come to Sheffield on my leave anyhow. Send me the stub from your train ticket and I’ll try to get the money back on it. I love you Dearest and long [??] so much to see you. Love Forever, “Lynn”. The names "Mildred Lynn" and "Elizabeth Lynn" are written on the back of this v-mail.Wilford LynnFlorence-Lauderdale Public LibraryDonald Murks1944-07-22ImageTIFF/Jpeg2000DRM019cDocumentPart of the Donald Murks collection; Part of the Florence-Lauderdale Public Library collectionMay be protected under U.S. Copyright laws. Contact the Florence-Lauderdale Public Library for permission to use.http://server15947.contentdm.oclc.org/u?/war,211 |
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