Miriam Van Waters Papers. Male Prisoner Correspondence, 1927-1971. Correspondence: A-F, 1949-1971. A-71, folder 591. Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.

Mr. George Cermack Box 100 South Walpole, Mass 02071 June-13-66

Dear Dr. VanWaters:

I received your letter yesterday & wass very happy to hear from you.

Yes, the people Iived with in Boillevicia where very good to me. I was fortnuate to live with such people. I still keep in touch with them once in awhile. I also am glad to be out of #9 block, because I am looking forward to seeing you very much. Do you have nay idea of when you may come up??

I heard about the Muscular Dystrophy Camp that will be in Framing-

II ham from July 17th to the 31st. And that they need 50 Vonenteers. It was on Contact on T.V. Well I am doing good time right now. I have lost 117 days good time altogether sence 1963, my time originally was up April-22-1966. So I wrote to Mr. Gover[?] & asked him if he would give me back 30 days of what I have lost, which he did give the time back to me I would go out July-15-66. I want to be a Volunteer to help & be a big brother to one of the Children who are affiliated with M.O. I told & explained to Mr. G[?} that I wanted the time back, so I could give two weeks to M.D. And I sincrerely hopes he gives me back the time. If he does I will let you knwo that I would be available. Okay?

III I am a catholic. I attend Church on Sundays.

My birthday is OCtober-27-43. I am now 22 years. I spent my good years behind & I intend to stay out of jail this time. I only hope that I can get a job in Westboro or Worcestor State Hosp. Better if it Worcestor because that is when I plan on liviing. It would also be easier to keep in touch by visiting you & also Richard's family.

Well so long for now. I wil write again when I hear from you.

God Bless You Always

Yours Truly George [Signature}

Picture of an envelope from George Cermack to Dr. Miriam VanWaters

From South Walpole-Mass to Framingham, Mass

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