source: Fayette County Leader, November 7, 1918,
pg. 4
MAJOR GENERAL WOOD WRITES HARLOW EVERETT
The following letter from Leonard Wood, Major
General, U.S.A., has been received by Harlow Everett of Albany, the
death of whose son, Earl, occurred recently at Camp Funston, Kansas:
Dear Sir:
I wish to express to you my sympathy in
the loss of your son, Private Earl Everett, 17th Co. 164th
Depot Brigade, who died of pneumonia on October 15th, while in
training at this cantonment (Camp Funston.)
Earl Everett's sacrifice was full and
complete. He gave
his life for his country and in so doing gave the most that one
can give. He gave
as those are giving, who are dying on the battle fields of
Europe in the great cause of humanity, free institutions and
that this country may live in security.
Very truly yours,
Leonard Wood
Major General, U.S.A. Commanding
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