Object ID: WV0257.4.002
Description: Rice is traveling to a new station, says she is doing well, and writes of a mutual friend who is now a lieutenant.
Creator: Sammie Rice
Biographical Info: Sammie Mae Rice (1913-2006) was among the first African American nurses to serve in an overseas theater during World War II.
Collection: Sammie M. Rice Papers
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Full Text: Dear Hun,
I know you have been looking to hear from me. I am still en route to my destination. Don't worry about me, I am well and happy and having lots of fun.
How are you? I hope you have not been ill. Will write you a long letter as soon as I get where I am going.
When you write mother, tell her you heard from me and that I am well.
I saw Dooby-- do you remember him? He finished Benedict and is now a Lt. I was very glad to see him.
Remember me to everybody and write soon to the address I sent you sometime ago.
Lots of love,
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