Osceola, Pa.,

March 29, 1925.

Dear Cousins:

I think my letter was Number One last year. Will try to make a start on this year's letter this morning before going to church.

We have had some beautiful March days, but are having a snow storm this morning - the last, we hope.

I am feeling quite well, but the courage to be cheerful sometimes almost fails me. My dear boy, Ross, has been taken away. He died December first at the age of thirty years. He has left a wife and two little girls1. I am so glad he contributed a letter last year, and also sent in his picture.

I am living close neighbor to Cousin Jud Seeley [sic]. Four of the cousins live within calling distance - Jud, Ada, Minnie and myself. I enjoy getting the cousins letters. When we can not see each other often, what a cheery messenger is a letter!

Love to all. Good bye,

COUSIN ANN VAN DUSEN.

1, Helen Van DUSEN Hall and Marian Van DUSEN McBurnie.

Volume III - Page 21
(Jane Campbell Family)

Utilizing Sandy Buck Garrett's 2012 transcription.
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