5/31/60 Mrs. Wicks sent us [a] picture of the old Riverside
Chapel, Hopkinsville, Kentucky, where EC and GC are buried:
"Tell Hugh Lynn I read the four readings you sent me on [
605]
(I think) and you said when you sent them the FIRST reading
was missing. [See 605-1]. That accounts for the statements
I made that did not jive [jibe?] for him. THIS I KNOW - at
the age of nine 'no young lady goes to the field or garden to
talk with any men engaged in farming or gardening.' STRICTLY
adhered to. Hugh Lynn will know what this means if he
listens to the tape I gave him at the motel. [Later [
605]'s
aunt asked that the tape not be used, since it was hearsay
and could not be proved. She had told the story from memory
and all other members of the family who knew of it had since
died, but the fact remains that [
605] did have an early
reading of which we have no copy.
"[
605] could use the Edgar Cayce readings now and benefit by
so doing but she has cast her lot in another direction, not
bad, but too many material things she might have to give up.
"Again I want to thank you and will be glad to help any way I
can. I hope Mr. [[
83]'s father] follows up with his
promise."
"P.S. Since [
605] was imitating Herbert Johnson, the colored
gardener, PLUS other physical disorders, it happened before
she was nine. I could not be sure of [
605]'s age, the first
reading Edgar Cayce gave, just knew she was under nine. I
rather think she was about six."
3/01/66 Mrs. [
844]'s letter: "[
605] now has migraine
headaches three to four times a month. Please send the
Circulating File on this ailment.
"I wonder if you still have a record of her case and, if so,
will you have me a copy made and send, quoting the price. We
would like for her to take some treatments as the record
recommends. Will send you a check by return mail. Please
reply as soon as possible.
"I often think of your father and the good he did for so many
people, my husband, [
486], included..."
8/26/85 GD's note: Just rec'd card from [
605]'s cousin,
D. D. Cayce III saying that [
605] died peacefully
8/24/85,
5:00 P.M. "She was reading the paper, just dropped it and
went on to other levels. She is released from this body that
was painridden in this life. Her funeral is today. Thought
you'd like to make a notation in the record to this effect.
Best wishes to you and all there at the Beach involved with
the work."
Love, D. D.



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