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28th of May, 1946

To: Miss Donna Joe Bee Postal Address: 930 West Cugler Ave, Chicago, Illinois .

From: PVT. James P Casey 460732 Return Address: Keesler Field, Mississippi .





I
Dear Donna,
Well guess I will get two birds with one stone, as I got a letter from Mary I geot a lot of mail today as I had to take a train ride as guard on a troop trainon account of the strike I bet you can't guess wher I wnet Texas yep Ameralo, Texas to be right. It is OK there the only thing ther is alot of green grass first like a lot of sand here, the hills use very pretty too/ I would have sen a few cors but I could no tget off the rain, had to eat a ration all the waty to and from te only thing was that my mouth sure was sire so I did not have too much to eat. Si soryy our marriage will have to wait to years? So you are left all alone at home. I supose you muss the folks
II I suppose you will have to work hard to fix your meals wish I was there with all the K.P. I had I should be able to cook pretty good that is if you think you would like army food. ha ha. Well hun lunch are you all with telephone Co yet. You all ought to be a getting a good passion there big now a getting a goof passion ther be now. I suppose you all is still the best looking gal behind the pannels to. SO you all done heard that curly is a comming home. Well that she is a good news reaon all his frop hom a line or so when he gets there he will get it. About that name will hun that is a hard thing to do. She would liek to meet think you had better wuait as it might be few. You never can do tell he get back. Then huy for all can sing Here come heasen again. We;; is she is hat today soon as ap finish reason. I will go to sleep as there is nothing to do until tonight Well guess I will close now
Love Jim
xxx
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