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| Art, his mother Ada Belle Price, and his sister Dorothy. |
With the wedding tentatively scheduled for September 1, 1951, Art decided to address a long-standing health problem. He was admitted to
Wednesday, June 13, 1951
168 Street, 5th Floor
Dear June:
I miss you so much, darling. I hope Sunday gets here quick. I called my folks up at seven. My sister is coming in with my mother tomorrow afternoon.
I had a visitor tonight – a girl from Southampton who’s training here. She didn’t stay long because she had to go on duty at 6. It was nice to see a familiar face. But don’t worry, darling. You’re the only one for me.
A guy here who had his knee operated on showed me his scar. It wasn’t bad. He had his operation ten days ago and he’s walking around pretty well now.
I can’t seem to think of anything I haven’t told you already so I’ll just say, I love you, I love you, I love you. I wish you were in my arms right now. G-r-r-r-r. You’d better watch out for me when I get home.
Guess I’ll say goodnight now. I miss you very much, darling. Be good, don’t worry, and I’ll see you Sunday.
All my love,
(Tomorrow – Nothing could keep me away.)
© 2011 Lee Price
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