12/18/47 GD's letter to his father, Mr. [
5369]:
Mr. [
5369]
..., California
Dear Mr. [
5369]
No doubt you have received from time to time some literature
explaining the manner in which we are attempting to
disseminate the good in the records left by Edgar Cayce.
We haven't heard from you direct since the verification of
your appointments for a physical and a life reading in July
1944. Mr. Cayce always wanted to keep in touch with those
he attempted to help. The Association also is very desirous
of seeing that each individual who obtained a reading gets
as much good from it as possible, and that the good be
separated for general use wherever it is most needed.
Of course your primary interest at the time was the welfare
of your beloved son lost in the war. We presume that you
have not had proof of his physical survival or you would
have notified us; however, we trust that both you and the
young man's mother and wife have had the blessed assurance
of his spiritual survival, with the personal proof for each
of you that "whether we live or whether we die, we do so in
the Lord." Edgar Cayce's work is a living testimony of
this fact.
Would you be so kind as to take the time to write us about
your life reading and [...]'s. Just how well did they
describe your characteristics and abilities? Did you feel
that the reading was talking about YOU and no one else? Any
report that you or Mrs. [...] can give us in this respect
will be invaluable in bringing our files up to date.
To save your time in making a detailed report on your
physical reading, I am enclosing a blank which I'm asking
that you please fill out and return immediately (even if you
can not write a letter now about the life readings). Your
cooperation in this matter will enable us to proceed with
the indexing which is so vital to our research program.
With very best wishes for the abiding of His Peace on your
household at this Season and always, I am
Sincerely, [signed] D. Gladys Davis Secretary to the late
Edgar Cayce
cc to Mrs. [...], ..., Ohio
P.S. The enclosed marked copy of our
12/10/47 Diary Letter
will give you an idea of how we are segregating the physical
information in the readings.
6/07/48 Father [
5369]'s letter:
Mr. Hugh Lynn Cayce
Virginia Beach, Va.
Dear Mr. Cayce:
Order is enclosed for a copy of Sugrue's book "Stranger in
the Earth", autographed if possible.
In a letter you asked me whether or not we had had any
further reports on our son, [
3507], reported killed in
action November 13, 1942.
There has never been any further word or any indication of
survival. The Navy has not given and seems indisposed to
give any details of the action or the reports of the officers
present during the action and sinking of the Atlanta.
Like others we have waited and hoped and become reconciled.
Yours sincerely, [...]


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