Camp Mackall NORTH CAROLINA
Oct. 10, 1943

Dear B.S.C.:

Since my last contact with the Club I have done quite a bit of traveling. I left Miami Beach and went Buckley Field, Colo.; to Fort Logan, Colo.; to Baer Fld, Fort Wayne, Indiana + then to here. I’ve seen quite a lit of our beautiful country but I’m glad that I’m back East again.

I have just received the year book and going over it I found much pleasure into seeing the faces + events which reminded of my days at Bryant.

I am working in the Control tower, her at the field, and I like it very much.

In closing, I hope that it isn’t too long till I get a chance to take another look of the school.

Yours truly
Bernard Vezina

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Bryant Service Club:

I meant to write to you when I received a copy of “On the Campus.” It felt good to read about the school activities since we left school.

This noon I received your cigarettes. On the card it says, “little gift” but this gift is mostly appreciated. I’d like to thank each member of the club personally but seeing that it is impossible, I want to do the next best thing which [is] to thank them by writing.

My present address is not the same as you have on your records. It is on the envelope and will most probably be changed again soon since I expect to go to an “Administrative School.”

With each puff on a cigarette, I’ll be thinking of different schoolmates who were fortunate enough to stay in school & wishing that I, someday, may be able to come back to finish my schooling.

Yours truly
Pvt. Bernard Vezina
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