MAN FINDS SOMETHING SURPRISINGLY BEAUTIFUL BURIED INSIDE INSULATION IN HIS ATTIC
A Michigan man was laying insulation in his attic when he stumbled upon a historic find from decades past: a package of long lost love letters, cards and documents dating back more than 70 years.
Joshua McKinney quickly called for his wife to show her the heartwarming handwritten notes. The husband and wife, clearly fascinated by what they found, combed through countless Valentine’s Day and birthday cards — and romantic letters that were bound together with a ribbon, WJBK-TV reported.
Among the papers, the couple also found a 1941 marriage certificate that belonged to an Edward and Virginia Kissel as well as a 1942 birth certificate belonging to their son William Kissel.
The majority of the love letters were penned in 1940, before the couple wedded.
A Michigan man was laying insulation in his attic when he stumbled upon a historic find from decades past: a package of long lost love letters, cards and documents dating back more than 70 years.
Joshua McKinney quickly called for his wife to show her the heartwarming handwritten notes. The husband and wife, clearly fascinated by what they found, combed through countless Valentine’s Day and birthday cards — and romantic letters that were bound together with a ribbon, WJBK-TV reported.
Among the papers, the couple also found a 1941 marriage certificate that belonged to an Edward and Virginia Kissel as well as a 1942 birth certificate belonging to their son William Kissel.
The majority of the love letters were penned in 1940, before the couple wedded.