Letter Written by Corinne Blodgett to Private First Class John A. Albanese dated November 15, 1944

My dearest Johnny: — Hiya Honey! I hope this letter finds you in the best of health! I wrote you a letter the other day and I guess it was quite uninteresting! I’m sorry, honey, but sometimes I don’t have any “newsy” news for you..

Letter Written by Corinne Blodgett to Private First Class John A. Albanese dated October 12, 1944

My darling Johnny: Here I am at long last! I hope you’re in the best of spirits, honey. In your letter of Sept. 14 you said that you’d meet me at the airport being you noted in my letter that I’d hop the next plane to the Pacific to cheer you up in case you were not feeling so cheerful. Well, I’ll have to break that date now for the thought of meeting a Man (and a Marine at that) was too much for me! So, now I’m a physical wreck. Honestly, life plays tricks on humans! Oh well, I’d only be added trouble to you anyway..

Letter Written by Corinne Blodgett to Private First Class John A. Albanese dated November 10, 1944

My very dear Johnny: Well, how are you today? I hope feeling swell. I suppose you often wonder why I put your complete address on my letters, being that usually is for business letters—not social! But you see, I am a very exacting and worrisome person so I think that if anything happened to the envelope etc. going overseas, the letter would be identification enough! Silly? Yes I guess so, but anyway I hope you’ll overlook my whim!.

Letter Written by Corinne Blodgett to Private First Class John A. Albanese dated February 20, 1945

My dearest Johnny: — How is my favorite man today? I hope you’re happy and greet this letter with a great big smile! Thanks for wishing this year to be the best for me, however I agree with you that next year will be tops for then we’ll meet! I can’t wait to see my brother and you, but I guess I’ll have to. When I hear that you and Walt are coming home, I’ll probably get so excited that I’ll be unable to eat, sleep or talk properly!.

Letter Written by Corinne Blodgett to Private First Class John A. Albanese dated September 30, 1945

My dearest Johnny!— First, I want to thank you for sending me those books that you obtained on Okinawa, as well as the pictures. Now I’ll be able to study Japanese, with the use of the Jap-American dictionary!! Seriously, I really appreciate your thoughtfulness in sending the books and I’ll take your advice and read them. Thanks again, sweets..

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