Letters

Writing To An Estranged Son

Photo by Markus Spiske on Unsplash To my estranged grown son:  I’m writing this because we could never have this conversation in person.

A Dying Mother’s Letter To Her Daughters

A friend of mine sent me this link and I wanted to share it with you. Julie expresses herself so beautifully and with practicality that

Yad Vashem Launches Online Exhibit – Last Letters From The Holocaust: 1944

This website is a historical treasure of letters and photos. Nothing I can write here will do justice to the emotions this online exhibit creates

Photo courtesy of Simeon Muller and Unsplash.

The Goodbye Letter You Write Can Be Any Length

Recently I received a phone call from Jasmen who needed help writing a short “goodbye love letter” on her brother’s gravestone located in another country.

A Letter’s Purpose Can Be As Simple As “Thank You For Being My Friend”

This letter arrived with no explanation in my IN BOX. What I took away from reading this is that a letter can heal the writer

Many People Can Ease Grief By Writing A Letter

Recently, American poet Donald Hall died at the age of 89. Writing was part of his DNA. Hall wrote poetry, memoirs, plays, short stories, magazine

A Letter From Reece

This came across my desk a while ago. I thought it was a beautiful letter and wanted to share it. This shows that a letter

Glen Campbell’s Wife Writes An Open Letter In Response To His Death

Back in the 1980s I was fortunate enough to meet Glen Campbell in person–in a green room before an interview. He had his guitar and

My Last Letter To Kim

Photo courtesy of Kim’s family It’s been one year since I wrote my last letter to my college friend, Kim. It’s taken me one whole