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Lawrence Murray

Written June 5, 1966

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Letter L27 · St. Ann School, Gloucester · 1967

The letter to Russell

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St Ann School Gloucester, Mass June 5, 1966 Hi! Russ, I hope you are feeling well. We are all praying for you so you will get out of the hospital soon. Today is the fifth of June and we're playing The Pirates I'm on the Giants. We're in 3rd place we wone 3 and lost 2 I bet you didn't have as many subjects as we do when you were little I couldn't name them all there are so many. We are all practicing for a play [possibly: of] Flag Day an[cut off at photo edge] one boy hors a part in the play and he wants to talk about the flag I sure wish you could come and see it
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I know all of the class will pray for you during the year. With love, Lawrence Murray

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About the photo: Found with this letter, in the spot where the photos were taped. Some photographs became detached over the years, so this isn’t confirmed. If you recognize the face or notice a mismatch, please let me know.

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