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March 29th, 1915.
Received by James Padgett.
Washington D.C.
I am here, Syrick:
Let me say a word, I am your late friend and brother in spiritualism.
Yes, I am able to write some and your wife told me to try as she
wishes me to get stronger and realize that I am living as a spirit.
Well, I am here and alive and have my Rose with me. She is so very
beautiful and loving and I am very happy to be with her, but I have
already learned that I am not suited to live with her for she is
so much higher in her spiritual development than I am, but she tells
me that I can progress and I am going to try with all my might.
Well, old friend, the uncertain has become certain and I know now
that spirits can and do communicate with mortals. So let any doubts
that you may have, leave you and believe with all your heart that
you have received the messages from your band and others as you
have been informed.
I can tell you this that you have as your wife and soulmate the
most beautiful of all the spirits that I have yet seen. I had no
conception of what beauty was until I came here and saw your wife
and Rose and Dr. Stone's Mary. She is very beautiful also and loves
him, I know, with a very deep love. As this is my first attempt
I am tired and must stop.
Well, I know no one whom I would rather that it should belong to
than you, so keep it and think of me sometimes.
So with my kindest regards and best wishes, I
am your true friend,
Frank D. Syrick.
This message is a composite of two, being published
in Volume III on page 294 and Volume IV on page 239. For more details
see this page.
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