Emery Jr., Gertrude, and Imogene Delaney tell Beauford Delaney that he is always in their thoughts. Handwritten.

Emery Delaney writes that the family has not heard from Beauford Delaney in almost a year. He writes that the family is worried about him and wish to hear from him soon. Handwritten.

Depicts color image of 'Three Shepherds'. Greeting Card from the Delaney family. Handwritten.

Depicts color image of 'Three Wise Men'. Greeting Card from the Delaney family. Handwritten.

Emery Delaney writes to Beauford Delaney telling him of all the ills of the family. He tells him that the agency is moving slowly on the situation of the East Vine property. Handwritten.

Emery Delaney gives Beauford Delaney an update on the family and family friends.

Emery Delaney gives Joseph Delaney an update on the family. Handwritten. Envelope attached.

Emery Delaney writes to Joseph Delaney updating him about the family and Knoxville. He tells him about Junior Delaney getting hit in the head with an axe. Handwritten. Envelope attached.

Emery Delaney updates Joseph Delaney on family troubles. He writes that he wishes Beauford Delaney would come back to Knoxville. He writes that he believes that if the family helped Beauford Delaney out that he would return to Knoxville. Handwritten. Envelope attached.

Emery Delaney updates Joseph Delaney about the family house and about money concerns. Handwritten.

Emery Delaney updates Joseph Delaney on his retired life. He writes about problems with money and tells him that he still speaks to Beauford Delaney while he is working in the yard. Handwritten.

Beauford Delaney gives a brief update of his summer. Handwritten.

Imogene Delaney praises Beauford Delaney's talents and wishes him the best of luck. She updates him on her life and the life of the family. Handwritten. Envelope attached.

Imogene Delaney writes about Junior Delaney's admittance into a hospital in Bearden. She also tells Beauford Delaney about the changes in the Knoxville education system. Handwritten.

Imogene Delaney writes to Beauford Delaney telling him of the tragic passing of Aunt Ruth's daughter, Carolyn and of the death of Aunt Anna. She documents the arrangements and the funeral. Handwritten.

Imogene Delaney describes her end of the year teaching experience, and tells Beauford Delaney that she is happy that he is surrounded by his friends, especially Mr. Bioud. She also writes that she is glad that he found his place in Paris, as she does not believe America would have offered him the same kind of life. Handwritten.

Imogene Delaney sends holiday greetings to Beauford Delaney. She tells him about how she designed her bulletin board at school, and how she is always running to keep up with mom and dad. Handwritten. Envelope attached.

Imogene Delaney updates Beauford Delaney on Ogust Delaney and Mike's Easter trip to Knoxville. She also writes about Ogust Delaney's health scare. Handwritten. Envelope attached.

Imogene Delaney documents her trip to Detroit to be with Ogust Delaney as she recovered from her heart attack. Handwritten.

Imogene Delaney tells Beauford Delaney about her busy year. She writes that it was such a joy to be able to go to Paris and meet all of his friends, and looks forward to the possibility of being able to do this again. Handwritten. Envelope attached.