Won’t interfere

With regard to “Handwriting just doesn’t matter” (Comment & Features, August 25), new methods of communication have improved the way we can be in touch with loved ones. However, how would I know who my grandparents were if it were not for just a few last letters before World War II?

I am a great-grandmother, and on some days, I open a letter box with letters my parents wrote when I was far away. Their love is still imprinted in their handwriting.

Children should be introduced to cursive writing. It will not interfere with progress. OLGA P. WIND Holon