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[Letter of June 8, 1933]
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He (the Guardian) has directed me to thank you on his behalf
and to assure you of his abiding appreciation of your unforgettable
services to the Cause in Japan.
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He was very glad to learn that you have decided to leave for
Honolulu as he firmly believes that such a visit will give you a chance
to rest and will enable you, on your return to Japan, to better serve
the Cause. There should always be a limit to self-sacrifice.
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(in the Guardian’s handwriting)
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Dear and valued co-worker:
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I immensely appreciate your outstanding services in those far-away
islands, and I will pray that you may be assisted to resume in
the not distant future your manifold and valued activities in the service
of our beloved Faith. Your name will forever remain associated with
the rise of the Faith and its establishment in Japan, and the record of
your incessant and splendid endeavors will shed on its annals a lustre
that time can never dim.
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Your true and grateful brother, Shoghi
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