Dearest Gee. Got your Dec. 20 v-mail letter today, kid. Sure was glad to get it too. The nice long letter you mentioned as having written that morning hasn’t shown its face yet. Maybe tomorrow. I’m enclosing some more pictures of the various sections. The one with Captain Heck on the right side of theContinue reading “Sunday, January 7, 1945”
Category Archives: European Theater
Saturday, January 6, 1945
Dearest Gee. Honey, I got your Dec 10th letter yesterday. The mail seems to be running backwards as I’ve already got your Dec. 19th one. Just as long as I get them tho that is the main thing. If I don’t get some air-mail envelopes tomorrow these letters will have to have a free onContinue reading “Saturday, January 6, 1945”
Thursday, January 4, 1945
Somewhere in northern France Dearest Gee. Well, honey, after I had written your letter yesterday we had our first mail call and I collected four, one of them being your Dec. 19th jobby. Sho was glad to get it too. Also got a letter from Mildred C, and one from Coe, and a card fromContinue reading “Thursday, January 4, 1945”
Wednesday, January 3, 1945
Dearest Gee. Happy New Year, and all that sort of stuff. This is your first letter of the new year anyway. Suppose you noticed the new address on the envelope. I’ll include it at the end of this letter too. Might as well tell the gang about it because I don’t think I’ll have timeContinue reading “Wednesday, January 3, 1945”
Monday, December 25, 1944
Dearest Gee. Merry Christmas, honey. I had a good one because I got three letters from you today and one card from Es + Harry. Yesterday I drew a package from Claude and Mildred that had candy bars galore in it, a can of soup (chicken noodle), a much needed pencil, lead, and eraser, andContinue reading “Monday, December 25, 1944”
Saturday, December 23, 1944
Dearest Gee. Well, what do you think of the picture? Do you think you can have it made bigger, and more copies made from it? They only allowed us one picture apiece and I imagine Mom + Dad would like one. The names of the fellows are as follows; reading left to right, first row:Continue reading “Saturday, December 23, 1944”
Friday, December 22, 1944
Dearest Gee. Got your Dec. 7th jobby today and one from Mom and Carrie of Dec. 8th. Sure was glad to get them and especially yours. We must both be in the same fix, namely not getting one another’s mail. Haven’t received your package yet either. What are they trying to do to us, kid,Continue reading “Friday, December 22, 1944”
Wednesday, December 20, 1944
Dearest Gee. Well, kid, I did a little better on the mail today. Got your swell letter of Dec. 6 written on that fancy Christmas stationary. Also got one from Mom of Dec. 5, and a three pager from Erv. Got a nice card from Wally’s sister. She wrote a note on the back ofContinue reading “Wednesday, December 20, 1944”
Monday, December 18, 1944
Dearest Gee. Honey, I didn’t get any letter from you today or yesterday, but I sure got a nice package from Joannie and Francy. It was a big one too, it had a can of cookies and a lot of candy bars in it. I sure would like to know where your package went to.Continue reading “Monday, December 18, 1944”
Friday, December 15, 1944
Dearest Gee. My mail really seems to be piling in now. I hope it keeps up the good work. Yesterday I got several more letters. Your very sweet letters of Nov. 17, 20th, and the lonesome card and letter of Nov. 21. I got a three pager from Dad that really surprised me, one fromContinue reading “Friday, December 15, 1944”
Letters From Snook 