Aug 1st, 1918
Dear Karen,
How i wish this war and sad lonely days was over, for i long to be with you and our twelve children who are always on my mind. i have served my time and fought my battles but it seems no matter what you've done or what you've been through, they seem to never be done with you. day after day i see the friends that i've made along this journey lose their lives for our country, and i can't help but feel scared for when my day might come. as i prepare myself for the day the thought of never seeing my kids again kills me but it also motivates me to fight harder and to win, win for my family. My children need me, i can't comprehend how it must feel for all twelve of our kids to go on without a father. i just cant.
Let us hope and pray that i stay safe during this time and that i'll make it home in one piece to my beautiful family for i love you so very much and i know that the feeling is mutual by all of the thoughts and feelings you pour into your letters to me.
I am your forever loving husband.
kisses for you love and my little ones.
love,
John Doe
P.S. hows my mom doing?
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