Letter from Roy Ellis to his Wife
Title
Letter from Roy Ellis to his Wife
Description
He expresses love for his wife. He asks for soap to be sent.
Creator
Date
1943-08-29
Temporal Coverage
Language
Format
Three handwritten sheets
Publisher
Rights
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Contributor
Identifier
SEllisRHG918424v10008-0001, SEllisRHG918424v10008-0002
Transcription
Sgt ELLIS. R. 918426.
c/o Sgts Mess.
R.A.F. Station:
Lakenheath:
Brandon Road:
Suffolk: August 29th 1943:
My Very own darling Boo:
Today, of course, I shall get a letter from you as it is Sunday – oh how I miss them too! – but I shall be lucky tomorrow my pet:
We are flying this afternoon, (I’m writing this during the luncheon hour) – and then we have the rest of the day to ourselves, goodness knows [underlined what [/underlined] I shall do, Mildenhall is, if
[page break]
[underlined] 2 [/underlined]
anything, a little [underlined] dead [/underlined] ‘dead’ than ever on the Sabbath!
But how are [underlined] You [/underlined] today my sweetheart? – I think [underlined] so [/underlined] much about you my Boo and this awful feeling of loneliness is forever with me; [underlined] nothing [/underlined] is the same without “ [underlined] my [/underlined] darling” – indeed – I miss you [underlined] so [/underlined] terribly:
Darling will you please send me some soap? I’m a bit short of it at the moment, and anyway – I use quite a [deleted] bit [/deleted] lot as I simply ‘revel’ in my showers!
Well my beloved I have – as usual – no news for you – so [underlined] little [/underlined] happens here, so remember that I’m
[page break]
[underlined] 3 [/underlined]
loving you every moment of the day and that you are mine my darling – [underlined] all [/underlined] – and very bit of you – MINE! xxxx.
God bless you my precious – and keep you very safe for me:
Please give my dear love to [underlined] all [/underlined] the family:
[line] & the “PEEGLE MEN”
Forever and Always,
Your very [underlined] own [/underlined] darling:
[underlined] Roy [/underlined] xxxx
xxxx.
c/o Sgts Mess.
R.A.F. Station:
Lakenheath:
Brandon Road:
Suffolk: August 29th 1943:
My Very own darling Boo:
Today, of course, I shall get a letter from you as it is Sunday – oh how I miss them too! – but I shall be lucky tomorrow my pet:
We are flying this afternoon, (I’m writing this during the luncheon hour) – and then we have the rest of the day to ourselves, goodness knows [underlined what [/underlined] I shall do, Mildenhall is, if
[page break]
[underlined] 2 [/underlined]
anything, a little [underlined] dead [/underlined] ‘dead’ than ever on the Sabbath!
But how are [underlined] You [/underlined] today my sweetheart? – I think [underlined] so [/underlined] much about you my Boo and this awful feeling of loneliness is forever with me; [underlined] nothing [/underlined] is the same without “ [underlined] my [/underlined] darling” – indeed – I miss you [underlined] so [/underlined] terribly:
Darling will you please send me some soap? I’m a bit short of it at the moment, and anyway – I use quite a [deleted] bit [/deleted] lot as I simply ‘revel’ in my showers!
Well my beloved I have – as usual – no news for you – so [underlined] little [/underlined] happens here, so remember that I’m
[page break]
[underlined] 3 [/underlined]
loving you every moment of the day and that you are mine my darling – [underlined] all [/underlined] – and very bit of you – MINE! xxxx.
God bless you my precious – and keep you very safe for me:
Please give my dear love to [underlined] all [/underlined] the family:
[line] & the “PEEGLE MEN”
Forever and Always,
Your very [underlined] own [/underlined] darling:
[underlined] Roy [/underlined] xxxx
xxxx.
Collection
Citation
Roy Ellis, “Letter from Roy Ellis to his Wife,” IBCC Digital Archive, accessed November 14, 2024, https://ibccdigitalarchive.lincoln.ac.uk/omeka/collections/document/28598.
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