April 13,1944

Dearest Helen,
         Hello Darling. How are you by now I sure hope that you are all fine. We arrived here about 1:00 to-day was pretty tired when I got here, but I will get to go to bed early to-night I hope.
      Gee darling you'll never know how hard it was to part from you and the kiddies last night. Dearest you are certainly the bravest wife that a person could ever have. I understand dearest that you to must have had a hard time to act so brave in parting but we can sincerely hope and pray that time will pass quickly and that we can again enjoy the happiness that we once had and did have the past 6 days we were all together again. Darling how are the kiddies by now? I suppose they are having a good time playing. Dearest I am sure they didn't realize that I was leaving last night Do you? How did they act after I left?Tell them Daddy is thinking of them and that I send them a big kiss and hug to them both.
    Darling things are happening fast here as we got assigned to our barrack sat about 2:30-3:00 p.m and at 5:00 p.m. my name along with 99 others have been slated for transport on April 15th to-morrow we go up to get examined and if we pass we get shipped out 15 of Saturday. I don't know where or what but it is for some type of schooling so lets hope its good and that I end up chosen to home Darling. I shall write you as soon as I can find out for certain when and what I will do as to type of schooling we wont know for sure until we are on the way so keep your fingers crossed dearest will you. If you care to write me a letter before you find out for sure just send it to me but it will have to be forwarded to me at  my new address. So if you want to wait until I send you my new address. I am sure that I should be as anxious as you to know where this is perhaps this will mean a short leave after schooling I sure hope so.
     Well my darling sure wish that I could as close to you all as I was on Wednesday I love you with all my heart and am already wishing myself with you all again. Well paper is short I borrowed this sheet so will sign off for now and will tell how I make out tomorrow if I can get the time at all. So keep your chin up darling and I shall do the same, If I know you are I can sure try all the more.          All my love to my three dears,                                  Gene
P.S. My pen is no good hope you can read this

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