6/20/37 She wrote EC: "Have thought of you many, many times
since the passing of your father [
4/11/37], and have felt
both sympathy and gratitude for you. Gratitude that you
should have had him with you all of those years, and for his
interest and devotion in the work, and sympathy that he
should have passed on, especially as he did.
"Am planning to go to the Congress, and shall miss him there.
Almost felt as if I should write him a letter telling him
I'll miss him. However, I feel that he will and does know.
"I shall never forget, or cease to appreciate, his interest
in me while I was in Cayce Hospital, and of how he encouraged
me by always insisting that the desired results always came
when the readings were followed in detail, and over and over
he told me of different people who had gotten such splendid
results by following the readings.
"He encouraged me over many difficult places, and if at any
time I can lend a thought that will aid him now in his onward
journey, God grant that I may be able to do so."



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