After hearing from you in your latest letter to Colonel Potter, I am sorry to hear about your affairs at home.
Although you may be surprised, to say the least, that I am writing to you I am sending both my condolences and congratulations to you. I was both shocked and pleased that you have finally met a lady whom you share a common interest with and I congratulate you both on your upcoming nuptials.
Whilst I am pleased about your impending marriage, I sincerely do hope that your farm will bring back all the joy and profit it had before you left.
I have not said this to you whilst you were here�or anyone else for the matter, but you � Walter are a truly pure soul�uneducated, but pure. Despite the nature of your upbringing, you have talent O�Reilly, use it.
If you, your soon-to-be wife and mother would still like to come up to Cape Cod � you are more than welcome. You are not the only one to have grown up too.
I shall let the others inform you of the goings on and shenanigans of the 4077th recently.
I hope all the happiness in the world for you�Radar
Yours Sincerely
Dr Charles Emerson Winchester III
