WWII Vet Wept After THIS Was Found In A Thrift Store 70 Years Later... [VIDEO] While 90-year-old Bill Moore was serving in Europe during WWII, he wrote many letters to his family. Now, almost 70 years later, hes come back into contact with one of them after a woman found it in a record sleeve at a thrift store in Colorado. When Moore read the letter for the first time, he wept. It was a letter to Bernadean Gibson, before she became his wife of 63 years and the mother to three of his children. I was really surprised, he told reporters. I had no way of knowing it would show up in the way it did, and it would actually reach me. My darling, lovable, alluring Bernadean, the letter from 1945 reads. I ran out of space, but I could have written a lot more adjectives describing you. You are so lovely, darling, that I often wonder how it is possible that you are mine. Im really the luckiest guy in the world, you know. And you are the reason. The letter was an emotional read for Moore, who lost his wife in 2010. Watch more on the touching story below. 