WW II Letters Home – Robinson / Marsh Family
From: Pte. A.L. Robinson A4509
H.Q. Coy
Royal Canadian Regiment
Canadian Army Overseas
To: Mrs. Clarence Marsh
Date of letter: June 16, 1945
Envelope
| BY AIR MAIL. If anything is enclosed this letter will be sent by ordinary mail.
Postmark: Field Post Office 311; passed by Censor No. 7984 To: Mrs. Clarence Marsh, Dresden, Ontario Canada The following certificate must be signed by the writer – I certify on my honour that the contents of this envelope refer to nothing but private and family matters. A4509 Pte. A.L. Robinson
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16 June 1945
Dear Sis,
Well, how is everyone getting along now? I am feeling swell myself and hoping to get home soon now that the war over here is all finished.
I have been taking some more pictures lately and will send you some if I don’t get started for home soon. Leola sent me some films for my camera the other day so hope to have some more pictures soon. Did you see the pictures that I sent to Leola?
I was in London on leave on VE Day and I never saw such crowds in all my life. You could hardly move on the streets, all the street cars and buses and everything had to stop running because of the crowds.
Well, I have to get to work and help get supper now so will close for this time. Hoping to hear from you soon and also see you. Write soon.
Love, Allan
