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Allen Cook and his daughter Melissa were
renovating(整修) her house, when they
found a beautiful, heart-warming love story. "The envelope in the ceiling
was old and yellow. It had never been opened, It was unbelievable when my
son-in-low started reading it. In the letter she was talking about the baby she
was going to have," Allen Cook said.
The story began in May 4, 1945, the typed
letter was written by a woman named Virginia to her husband, Rolf
Christoffersen. At the time, he was a sailor in the Norwegian navy. The
envelope was marked "return to sender" and never found its way to her
husband. Allen's daughter used the Internet to find the phone number of someone
named Rolf Christoffersen and gave him a call, leading her to his son in Santa
Barbara, California.
"Someone called me at my office. They
just googled my name because I have the same name as my father. Melissa asked
me where I grew up and I told her. She told me she had the letter,"
Christoffersen's son, 66 now, said. The younger Christoffersen wasn't yet born
when his mother Virginia wrote the letter, but he said her words were very
special to him. His mother, who died six years ago, wrote about her love for
her husband.
Allen Cook and his daughter Melissa were
renovating(整修) her house, when they
found a beautiful, heart-warming love story. "The envelope in the ceiling
was old and yellow. It had never been opened, It was unbelievable when my
son-in-low started reading it. In the letter she was talking about the baby she
was going to have," Allen Cook said.
The story began in May 4, 1945, the typed
letter was written by a woman named Virginia to her husband, Rolf
Christoffersen. At the time, he was a sailor in the Norwegian navy. The
envelope was marked "return to sender" and never found its way to her
husband. Allen's daughter used the Internet to find the phone number of someone
named Rolf Christoffersen and gave him a call, leading her to his son in Santa
Barbara, California.
"Someone called me at my office. They
just googled my name because I have the same name as my father. Melissa asked
me where I grew up and I told her. She told me she had the letter,"
Christoffersen's son, 66 now, said. The younger Christoffersen wasn't yet born
when his mother Virginia wrote the letter, but he said her words were very
special to him. His mother, who died six years ago, wrote about her love for
her husband.
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