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Aremodeling project that turned into a rediscovery an Indiana couple foundlove letters dating back toWorld War I tucked away in theirattic.
"While renovating their house in Jasper, the couple found the letters in their attic insulation. The letters were written by a soldier preparing to fight in World War I."(ViaWISH)
The contractor Phil Mathies, hired to begin work upstairs, had pulled the letters out of the couple's attic while he rewired the room.WFIEreports the letters peeked Phil, his wife, and his sister's interest and, of course, they started reading them.
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"ClementBerger he had a sweetheart, Mary Borho, and he was writing her letters ... how he felt about her and he wanted to be with her."
Phil and his sister Barbara decided they had to find Clements' relatives. Since he was from Jasper, there was a small chance some of his family could still be living there.
The couple published some of the letters in their local paper. One read,"... you are closer than ever to me, for every day, I long for you more and more. Well darling its no use to write you of this for this is what I want and its you and you only and that thought will remain with me till the last."(ViaThe Herald)
And that small chance soon became a reality.Sisters Mary McCune and Nancy Teder are the soldier's nieces. They still live in Jasper and were extremely surprised to see the letters published in the paper.
"It was just an amazing find ... Those letters really convey what he lived in his life and how he felt about our aunt Mary."(Via WFIE)
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Couple finds love letters from WWI in attic
JASPER Love letters from a World War I soldier to his sweetheart have been found stuffed in the attic wall of a southern Indiana home.
An electrician pulled the yellowed letters from inside insulation while doing remodeling work in the Jasper home of Phil Mathies.
The letters dated July 1918 were from Clement Berger to his future wife, Mary Borho, while he was in training before being sent to Europe in World War I.
Phil Mathies' sister, Barbara Schrader, said Berger's letters showed how much he wanted to be home.
"It's just how he felt about her, and he wanted to be with her. But he knew he had his service to do," Schrader told WFIE-TV.
They were able to track down relatives of the couple who still live in Jasper, about 50 miles northeast of Evansville.
No one knows why the letters were hidden in the attic wall, but Nancy Teder said she was fascinated by the discovery of her uncle's writings.
"Those letters really convey what he lived in his life, and how he felt about our Aunt Mary," Teder said.
Mary and Clement married in 1920 and his letters are being given to their grandchildren for safekeeping.
"We have to thank Barb and Phil for taking care of them the way they did," Teder said. "It was just an amazing find."
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World War I love letters found in southern Indiana attic
JASPER, Ind. - Love letters from a World War I soldier to his sweetheart have been found stuffed in the attic wall of a southern Indiana home.
An electrician pulled the yellowed letters from inside insulation while doing remodeling work in the Jasper home of Phil Mathies.
The letters dated July 1918 were from Clement Berger to his future wife, Mary Borho, while he was in training before being sent to Europe in World War I.
Phil Mathies' sister, Barbara Schrader, said Berger's letters showed how much he wanted to be home.
"It's just how he felt about her, and he wanted to be with her. But he knew he had his service to do," Schrader told WFIE-TV .
They were able to track down relatives of the couple who still live in Jasper, about 50 miles northeast of Evansville.
No one knows why the letters were hidden in the attic wall, but Nancy Teder said she was fascinated by the discovery of her uncle's writings.
"Those letters really convey what he lived in his life, and how he felt about our Aunt Mary," Teder said.
Mary and Clement married in 1920 -- and his letters are being given to their grandchildren for safekeeping.
"We have to thank Barb and Phil for taking care of them the way they did," Teder said. "It was just an amazing find."
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WWI love letters found in southern Indiana attic
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