Inter-Family Letters
This Lettter was Written from Bud's Wife, Margie, to Gene Farrow's Mother
Titusville, Penna
Aug. 10, 1944
Dear Mrs. Farrow,
Today I received a letter from Milt McCracken's sister--Mrs. E. ___________ and she said that Gene was back in Italy. That sounds so wonderful, I just hope that I have the right news. She also said "Lucky" the co-pilot was back, and several weeks ago I received a telegram from June Lackey, telling me that she had had a
letter from the chaplain saying that Pat was back. I think that's so wonderful.
Monday I received Bud's address from the gov't, he is in Stalag Luft III, that's a very large airmen's camp. I'm so happy that I finally received it, I know writing letters will help him a lot, and it makes me feel so much better too. And I will be able to send him a box every 60 days.
Bud is in the same camp as Milt. I wish they could be together. I think that would make things much easier for both of them.
I hope you have had good news bout Gene. I will be anxiously waiting to hear from you.
Sincerely,
Mrs. D.F. Poulson
320 N. Martin St.
Titusville, Penna.
