A letter written by a soldier serving in the Second World War and found behind the wall of a Guelph, Ont., home has been returned to the writer's family. The note was written by Canadian William Billings, who was in his 20s when it was written in October of 1944. He sent it to his parents during the war.
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Wonderful.💖💖💖💖
What beautiful news! Thank you for your service Sir Billings
How did it end up in a wall?
Stand for Adam Skelly
It is foreshadowing the WWIII is here.
Lol wut
ill have you know every child n woman abducted have a letter.
ps…. im stone cold. i had a freind go missing after school from my trailer court in the 80’s. shelly ann cold cold days.
Ummm k
@p0llenp0ny same to you.
.. gotten used to missong freinds. to this day. ……… im on a roll…… suck it up. commomn tattor. … couch patatoe.