Last Letter From Old Kampoukos

I am feeling fine
at the present time.

I wish and hope both
of yours be the same.

I received your nice
and wonderful letter.

We was very happy
to hear from your people.

Well, my friend Aleck,
we feel the same way

about yours people —
because first the distance

is so far away, second
we can’t eforted to make

trips back and ford, it
is not so easy for us. Etc. —

Well Aleck we live with
hops. We might see or meet

again on the future. No
doubt nowadays there is

really tough and rough
winter so cold probably

Zero. But you got to take it
just like the last winter.

The only thing you not
be able to go fishing.

But I think is excellent
weather for hunting HARE-Rapits.

You said yours son Leonidas
he get better position.

I suppose he get more money —
we are glad to hear that.

And we wish better lucky
to him. To have good life

and good success at his
future. Also we wish better

lucky to yours daughter
Cath at her future life.

About our friend Steve.
He is going to stay home.

He should take care of
himself. Etc. — Well Aleck

Mike he getting better.
He visit the Doctor five

times. His eye is all right
now. I believe he think

to take a trip to see
Neohorion once more.

The Birth place. But he
is not so sure yet. He not

decide. Well Aleck
you know and you realize

yourself we getting old
and weak — every year.

And every short time some
thing going out of commission.

We needed Repairs!!!!!!
But is God’s will or Nature.

The climate here is not
so bad little Rain.

The temperature is 60%
or 65% above — we don’t

have cold-snow either Zero !!!
I hope the letter to find

both of yours on good
health. Offer my best

regards to your beloved
Wife Hazel. She is a nice

and wonderful Lady. Also
say Hello to Steve if you

see him. Etc. — Mike said
Hello to yours people.

God Blessed both of yours —
Good Lucky.

Very Truly — Yours.
Sincerely. Friendly

Well Aleck taken easily
and both of yours take

care of yourself. Keep
warm shot W H I S K I

once an while —and don’t
so much work round

the house. And have
little enjoyment according

to our age. Etc. —
Another month Spring

be around there . . .