Fourteen letters, including the earliest letter between Mom and Dad (November 22, 1942), and continuing until September 1945. There is a gap of eighteen months when he sent no letters (April 1943 through October 1944). He was not yet at sea, and wouldn’t be until November 1944, so the omission must have been for some other reason. Mom kept his letters bundled in a red ribbon.
To Mom From Dad, Bundled Letters
November 22, 1942 (Envelope)
November 22, 1942, 1/4
November 22, 1942, 2/4
November 22, 1942, 3/4
November 22, 1942, 4/4
December 12, 1942 (Envelope)
December 12, 1942, 1/3
December 12, 1942, 2/3
December 12, 1942, 3/3
February 21, 1943, 1/2
February 21, 1943, 2/2
February 23, 1943 (Envelope)
February 23, 1943, 1/2
February 23, 1943, 2/2
February 24, 1943 (Envelope)
February 24, 1943, 1/3
February 24, 1943, 2/3
February 24, 1943, 3/3
February 26, 1943 (Envelope)
February 26, 1943, 1/2
February 26, 1943, 2/2
March 6, 1943 (Envelope)
March 6, 1943, 1/2
March 6, 1943, 2/2
November 14, 1944 (Envelope)
November 14, 1944, 1/4
November 14, 1944, 2/4
November 14, 1944, 3/4
November 14, 1944, 4/4
December 9?,1944 (Envelope)
December 9? 1944, 1/2
December 9?, 1944, 2/2
December 10, 1944, Envelope Only
December 12, 1944 (Envelope)
December 12, 1944, 1/2
December 12, 1944, 2/2
Note From Dad to Mom About an Entertainment Revue He Attended (January 1945)
