Thursday 9:00 P.M. March 16- 1944

Dear Hon:

Good evening my darling. When I got home tonight I had a nice letter and package awaiting me. I was very happy and excited although I knew that the package contained the pins that you bought for me Sweet. I love them both, but I must admit that one is beautiful. My mind was made up right then and there. The smaller pin I would wear to work, while the more lavish one I would only wear for goodwear, like when I’m all dressed up. Darling I thank you with all my heart and believe me I am going to get great pleasure in wearing them, just as you got in buying them for me. From you darling, the smallest article would be wonderful as I know that you take a lot of pride in purchasing a gift for me. I am very lucky to have such a darling and sweet husband like you.

I wrote a letter to Walt and Wanda this afternoon. I wrote them all about the perfect days we spent together. I seem to feel the same way you do, as I brag all the while of the perfect days I spent with you darling. Could other people be as happy as we were for those few days?

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Sweetheart, I’m dying to know how you came out with the liquor. Did you get it through all right? Did the boys enjoy it?

I know sweet, that you are still excited about your furlough, but after a while you will let me know more won’t you?

Our feelings are mutual as far as love is concerned. You see dear, I love you so very much that words cannot express the feeling I have in my heart for you.

I hope that our love will be as great 20 yrs. from now. Nothing must change it.

Darling, before I go to bed I would like to read the paper and read your letter once more, so I must say goodnight my love until tomorrow.

Sweet dreams.

Your Loving Wife.

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