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November 5, 1943

11/5/43

Dear Folks:

Just a line to let you know that I am ok but that I surely miss all of you and that I am living for the day when we will all be together again.

The past week I believe I have had more on my mind than at any other time of my life.  No fooling my work is quite a responsibility and not only that my supply problem is one of no little difficulty.

Oh: yes I mailed a package to you the other day.  The mens slippers there are two pair one for dad and one for Robert.  The other mother is for you.  I mailed Libby a pair and Leota a pair.  I will just send all of you different things from time to time and they will constitute your Christmas.  What I wouldn’t give to spend this Christmas with all of you.  Do you realize that this will be my third straight Christmas away from all of you.

Remember I love all of you.  Hope this finds all of you ok. Until I write again may God bless you.

All my love,

    Your son, Leo

1st Lt. L.J. McLoskey

PS Dad I liked the poem attached.  Don’t worry I’ll send you all the snap shots I can.