Doesn't sound like anything particularly special until you consider that the letter was written more than 60 years ago and his father has been dead since 1967.
"I think when I got the letter, I first thought about whether it was a prank of some sort," said Mr. Ostrom, 76, who lives in Heritage Harbour. "What are the odds? When I read the letter, it was like hearing a voice from the grave."
Mr. Ostrom, a retired psychologist, shared the letter with his two daughters and wanted to tell others about it as well. "It's such a good story, I wanted to share...
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