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Dear
Al, Dear Norman, Dear George
In these tragic moments, where the words appear so poor
to say the shock that Cathy and me feel us, the first
thing that comes us to the spirit is this one: my family
and all our friends, we are all Americans. We are all
New-Yorkais. Your lives are the ours. We feel profondément
solidaires of our Airmen and of their family: George,
that lives these tragic and difficult moments so far of
his country... Al and Butch Lang to the Texas, Norman
Philipps to Clarkston. Them, of which are for us so near
and to that have liberty for us. Them that to the most
serious moments of our history France (1944/45) have risked
their life to do us to keep the hope.
Very
close to George, - Cathy and myself, Pascale Gilbert,
Carole, and Dominique Jansen a formidable girlfriend that
is rushed continuation - one is all there, dumbfounded
in front of the screen television (CNN and TF1 -French
Television) that broadcast a frightful and unheard-of
spectacle... Pictures that raise our indignation and our
lack of understanding. Of times has other, I squeeze the
arm George to console it and to testify for him all pain
it that embraces our heart. Dear Norman, dear Al and Butch,
dear Greg and Jim, dear Dean and Janet, dear Tim, dear
David, dear Margin... To all our friends of United States,
today are for us all hit to the heart to Schoeneck.
We
divide your sufferings and the mournings of all these New-Yorkais.
We are to your sides. But that are worth the words in front
of such a ocean of dramas... Deepest of our heart and end
melts France. Cathy, Raymond and all our children and small
children. PS. George will remain again some days among us,
until an airplane allow for him to return in all security
to the United States. RE
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