Letter to Harold Wakefield from E Boston
Title
Letter to Harold Wakefield from E Boston
Description
Sends congratulations on Harold Wakefield's award of Distinguished Flying Cross which author had seen in the papers. Catches up with and other family news.
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Date
1944-10-20
Temporal Coverage
Language
Format
Two page handwritten letter
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Contributor
Identifier
EBostonEWakefieldHE441022
Transcription
Tel 24221
Rossendale,
87, Evington Drive,
Leicester.
22:10:44.
My Dear [underlined] Harold [/underlined]
Please accept our very sincerest congratulations on your award of the D.F.C.
We were so thrilled to see it in the paper & know how very proud your family must be, & so are we[?], as you are our only contact with the R.A.F. for none of our relatives are in that Service, & we are & always have been keenly interested in your "doings".
[page break]
I have heard from your mother of some of your experiences on "ops" & realise how well-deserved your decoration is.
It's such a thrill that it has just come through in time for your 21st, & the only pity is that the whole series of events didn't co-incide with yours & Betty's leave. However, c'est le quèlle![?]
Here's the best of luck once again & wishing you all you most wish yourself.
Yours sincerely
E & N. Boston.[?]
Rossendale,
87, Evington Drive,
Leicester.
22:10:44.
My Dear [underlined] Harold [/underlined]
Please accept our very sincerest congratulations on your award of the D.F.C.
We were so thrilled to see it in the paper & know how very proud your family must be, & so are we[?], as you are our only contact with the R.A.F. for none of our relatives are in that Service, & we are & always have been keenly interested in your "doings".
[page break]
I have heard from your mother of some of your experiences on "ops" & realise how well-deserved your decoration is.
It's such a thrill that it has just come through in time for your 21st, & the only pity is that the whole series of events didn't co-incide with yours & Betty's leave. However, c'est le quèlle![?]
Here's the best of luck once again & wishing you all you most wish yourself.
Yours sincerely
E & N. Boston.[?]
Collection
Citation
E Boston, “Letter to Harold Wakefield from E Boston,” IBCC Digital Archive, accessed September 18, 2024, https://ibccdigitalarchive.lincoln.ac.uk/omeka/collections/document/33692.
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