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This week the Red Cross finally was allowed to see the men and ex change letters. “He was worried about how we were doing and wanted us to know how much he loved and missed us,” the Gonzales family said in a state ment released by Jim Wittmeyer, the army public affairs liason with the family. ed Cross the boys ia allow- “He has placed all his trust in God,” the statement continued. “He wanted us to say thanks to every- body for their thoughts and prayers and to keep sending those prayers.’’ Wittmeyer said a Red Cross rep resentative from Houston arrived with the letter Hiesday at the Gon zales home in Huntsville, about 80 miles north of Houston. “They were told the would try to make visits t at least once a week, Ser ing,” Wittmeyer said. “They're very upbeat today, spokesman said, describing family’s mood. He said Gonzales’ mother emerged from her home for the first time in about three weeks to go shopping and get her hair done. “They're doing real well,’’ he said. 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