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              Central Girls' Model School,<lb/>Marlboro' St., Dublin    17/3/23    P41/4/6/7    My dear Mrs Daly,   I had the honour to know<lb/>your son, Charlie, in Donegal, so that though I am<lb/>a stranger to you, I take the liberty of writing to<lb/>sympathise with you in your great bereavement &amp; to<lb/>congratulate you too on having such a son. He<lb/>was a magnificent specimen of Irish manhood<lb/>in every respect and won the love of all those who knew<lb/>him in Donegal. Indeed contact with him changed<lb/>South Dongal to Hibernianism to Republicanism.<lb/>I could not describe to you how much he was<lb/>loved and honoured by us all and the men in his<lb/>column almost worshipped him. Our hearts go<lb/>out to you in sincere sympathy on the loss of<lb/>such a son. May God &amp; his holy Mother comfort<lb/>you in your great bereavement. Please God<lb/>his life sacrifice will not be in vain. 
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             We are all praying that God may give<lb/>you strength to bear your cross.  With love and sympathy.   Yours very sincerely,    Madge Rodgers.  
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