Deborah Florence Glassford Letters and Memorabilia
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one of by best friends in | one of by best friends in | ||
Vancouver & since having the | Vancouver & since having the | ||
| − | Canadians I have | + | Canadians I have heard regularly |
from him. It is terribly sad | from him. It is terribly sad | ||
that both he & his brothers should | that both he & his brothers should | ||
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mine which was offering my | mine which was offering my | ||
sympathies. By the way I saw | sympathies. By the way I saw | ||
| − | + | Lana [?] Baker [?] some months ago | |
down in Kent & I gave her | down in Kent & I gave her | ||
a bit of my mind. She started | a bit of my mind. She started | ||
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3RD BATTN
you may remeber he was one of by best friends in Vancouver & since having the Canadians I have heard regularly from him. It is terribly sad that both he & his brothers should have been killed so close together. I got such a nice letter from his sister in reply to one of mine which was offering my sympathies. By the way I saw Lana [?] Baker [?] some months ago down in Kent & I gave her a bit of my mind. She started right away about her brothers & how splendidly they had done etc etc. I simply replied that I thought any fellow who remained in Vancouver long enough after the out break of
BC Archives, MS-0089 Box 1 File 4
GLASSFORD, Deborah Florence (Leighton). Vancouver Correspondence inward, 1916.