Veterans column: A mom's letters multiply, a son goes missing in WWII
By Oct. 31, 1944, Mary Wright had written her 101st letter to her son, 2nd Lt. Frederick Wright, who was completing bombing runs over Germany.
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By Oct. 31, 1944, Mary Wright had written her 101st letter to her son, 2nd Lt. Frederick Wright, who was completing bombing runs over Germany.
By April 1944, Frederick Wright had trained to be a pilot with the Army Air Corps, and his mother Mary was certain he was heading overseas soon.
Frederick Wright grew up in Hartford, raised by a single mother with four brothers.
Doug Stout shares new history on world war one veteran Second Lieutenant Frederick Wright and his published letter in The Advocate in 1919.
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