One-page letter originally handwritten and then typed on onion skin paper; Virginia thanks Howard for the pictures he sent in his last letter. She particularly enjoyed the ones of his living quarters and the pin-ups; She attended a memorial service for Lloyd Stoller (she doesn't mention if he was killed in the war).
One-page letter originally handwritten and then typed on onion skin paper; Virginia writes a short note to thank him for developing the negative she sent him.
One-page letter originally handwritten and then typed on onion skin paper; Virginia writes about her social activities--the movies she has seen, office get togethers, and square dancing.
One-page letter originally handwritten and then typed on onion skin paper; Virginia writes, "Today is V-E Day!" she wishes it would be final; Virginia discusses the weather and a social gathering she attended.
One-page letter originally handwritten and then typed on onion skin paper; Virginia writes that the weather has been cold and nothing much has been happening; She celebrated her birthday at work; She is still waiting for pictures of him but still doesn't have any of herself to send because film is hard to get.
One-page letter originally handwritten and then typed on onion skin paper; Virginia writes that she was happy to get his letter and pictures but sorry to hear his morale "wasn't so high;" She explains the pictures she enclosed a of herself and writes about upcoming church social activities.
One-page letter originally handwritten and then typed on onion skin paper; Virginia writes that everyone was off work today to celebrate the "Japs" surrender and she attended a church service that night; Virginia writes that last night there was a celebration including a big concert and a parade. She writes how wonderful it feels to say "The war is over!"; She writes that everyone is so happy--gasoline rationing is lifted and Blue Points are out of circulation so it won't be long before things are back to normal.
