Letter from Howard to Yvette, June 4, 1944

Letter from Howard to Yvette, June 4, 1944

Military Life

Howard is feeling very homesick tonight and ready for his furlough. He is going to mail her his blood type slip.

Sarty, Howard L., 1919-1977

Harvey, Gretchen (donor)

Courtesy of the Concordia College Archives

1944-06-04_02

Haekenkamp, Daniele (digitization, transcription, metadata)

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Correspondences

English

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Camp Campbell, KY

Correspondences

[The following is written on official United States Army stationary]

June 4, 1944

11:00 P.M.


Hello darling,

Gee darling I don’t know what we can get Paslins + Warren [?], I wish I could see you for just a little while. You seem so close yet you [are] so far away from me I don’t know what to tell you. I feel a little blue to-night [sic] as you probably know. you see I haven’t had any kind of a letter from home ever sinse [sic] oh about two weeks. [A]nyway and There must be something the matter. I love you so much darling and you don’t know what it means to me to have you love me


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I don’t think I even care to do anything if it wasn’t that you’d be loving me. Well darling I’ll mail my blood type slip to you in the morning. I got to go and get in at eight o’clock and then I have to see the chaplain and see if he got that form to morrow [sic] night. I love you and i always will. Good night darling and please keep on loving me. As Ever

Howard