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Handmade Cardboard Journal 5 – Chaplain Earl Ray Brewster

Beginning April 1944

April 12 (1944) – Leland’s Birthday

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May 10, 1944 our 40th Birthday

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May 14, 1944 (Mother’s Day)

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May 10, 1944 – Poem – My (our) 40th Birthday

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July 1, 1944: To My Mother (on her 77th birthday)

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New Years, 1944

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August 1, 1944 – To Rosie (back from Manila)

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Aug. 22, 1944 (our 18th Wedding Anniversary)

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December 15, 1941

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Cabanatuan Prison Camp – (Tying up Loose Ends for Rosie)

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Personal Effects Aboard The [U.S.S.] Holland

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Highlights from Dec 2, 1941 (to Rosella Brewster)

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Spanish Notes

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My Will

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To Leonard on his 6th Birthday

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To Leland – Just on General Principles – October 12, 1942

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A General Prayer – April 19, 1942

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A Pacific Prayer (Feb. 1942)

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To Rosie – On the Eve of our Departure from Cabantuan __to? (Oct 10, 1942)

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Rosie’s 39th Birthday (March 22, 1944)

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Glossary of Naval Terms – by R.E.B. (presumably Earl Ray Brewster)

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Thanksgiving, 1943 Poem – Earl Ray Brewster

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Standing in Line – Earl Ray Brewster

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Poem Adapted from The 23rd Psalm – Earl Ray Brewster

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Poem Adapted From the 13th of 1st Corinthians

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Poem Adapted from Galatians 6: 1-10 Earl Ray Brewster 10/20/42

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Principles of Jesus

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To My Wife (Rosella Mae Brewster) – Mar 1942

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To Leland & Leonard – As They Start the New School Year – Sept 15, 1942

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“Debtors” – by Chaplain Earl Ray Brewster

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Poem Adapted from The First Psalm by Earl Ray Brewster

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To Leland (my [?] yr. old son) March 10, 1942

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Leonard’s 7th Birthday – Oct 30

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To Leonard (my 5 yr. old son) Mar. 21, 1942

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Thanksgiving 1943 – to Rosie

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Christmas, 1943

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To My Mother – March 28, 1942

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Easter 1942 – WWII Journal Entry Earl Ray Brewster

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Blackouts – Poem WWII Journal Entry

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To My Twin Sister Pearl – on our 38th Birthday – May 10, 1942

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