Letter to Joan Wareing from Anne Cranidge

Letter to Joan Wareing from Anne Cranidge

Writes to Joan sending her sympathy on the news that Bob is missing.

1944-08-09

Two page handwritten letter

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Aug 9th 1944

Mr dear Joan

I feel I must write & tell you how deeply sorry Dolph[?] & I were to hear the sad news about Bob & I offer you our deepest sympathy.

I am sure all your friends here in Crowle feel it very much & are hoping & praying that he has not been lost, it is quite possible that he may have landed in enemy territory, so my dear live in hopes & I hope you will have strength given you to bear your
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burden.

With our love & sympathy

Yours affectionately
Anne[?] Cranidge