Letter to Joan Wareing from Enid

Letter to Joan Wareing from Enid

Sends sympathy over her bad news. Seems to have been through a similar experience.

1944-09-12

One page handwritten letter

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23, Sydney Street,
Boston,
Lincs.

September 12th

Dear Joan,

Father told me your sad news when I was at home this week-end. I am very sorry and you have my sincerest sympathies. As you found in March when you wrote to me, it is really difficult to express one’s feelings, but you will know now as I knew then, I am sure, how sorry I am and how much I wish I could help in some way. I felt greatly helped by the prayers of my friends then – you can reply on yours now you know.

We have both been fortunate in having such happy memories. I am sorry that yours are of such a short period.

With my love,
Enid.