Maxine Clamage

Maxine Clamage is a 77-year-old grandmother of four, retired paralegal, avid exerciser with memories of her childhood in Chicago during World War II.
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Letters to a Lost Soldier - Epilogue: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

SEPTEMBER 29, 2015
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Letters to a Lost Soldier - Postscript and Thank You note

SEPTEMBER 22, 2015
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Letters to a Lost Soldier - What was lost has been found

SEPTEMBER 21, 2015

Letters to a Lost Soldier - Traveling from Chicago to Los Angeles in 1947 on Route 66

SEPTEMBER 19, 2015
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Letters to a Lost Soldier - Moving from Chicago to Los Angeles - 1947

SEPTEMBER 18, 2015
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Letters to a Lost Soldier - My Los Angeles summer vacation - 1946

SEPTEMBER 17, 2015
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Letters to a Lost Soldier - My train trip from Chicago to Los Angeles

SEPTEMBER 14, 2015
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Letters to a Lost Soldier - Why I ran away from home

SEPTEMBER 10, 2015
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Letters to a Lost Soldier - Home from the war to war at home

SEPTEMBER 6, 2015
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Letters to a Lost Soldier - World War II is Finally Over in September, 1945!

AUGUST 31, 2015
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Letters to a Lost Soldier - V-J Day, August 1945 - Victory over Japan

AUGUST 9, 2015
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Letters to a Lost Soldier - The USS Indianapolis, Hiroshima and Nagasaki, August, 1945

AUGUST 3, 2015
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Letters to a Lost Soldier: World leaders meet to end war, July, 1945

JULY 29, 2015
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