February 20, 1919 Military Convalescent Hospital, Woodcote Park, Epsom

Bored but hopeful, Ray writes to his mother about his progress at Woodcote Park.

January 19, 1919 East Suffolk Hospital, Ipswich

Ray writes to his mother about the Spanish Flu epidemic, his new doctor, his upcoming operation and his need for a dentist.

November 18, 1918 Canadian Red Cross Society Report

The Red Cross writes to Ray's mother.

October 30, 1918 East Suffolk Hospital, Ipswich

Ray writes a second letter to his mother telling her how he was wounded. M.G. stands for machine gun and S.B. stands for stretcher bearer.

September 30, 1918 Report From Canadian Red Cross

A volunteer from the Canadian Red Cross writes to Mrs. Jackson about Ray's slow progress. He was hit by an explosive bullet and suffered from a high temperature a week after.