THE WALL OF FACES

I have a bracelet with your name on it. Have thought of you often, though I never knew you. Had it since I was a senior in high school 1977. Our reunion 40 years is this year.

We have never forgotten you, and never will. It took 23 years to find you, and another three to get you to your final rest at Arlington. But for all of us, and particularly for your family, it was closure. My only regret is that your Mom left us before you came home. I enjoy our conversations there every Memorial Day. It's our 50th USAF reunion next year and you will be missed, but we will keep you close and in our remembrances of all the good, often legal, times we had together. It was such a stroke of luck that two Maine kids could wind up in the same squadron, and again at UPT. God bless you and keep you in his loving arms.

Captain John Everett Duffy, Served with the 20th Tactical Air Support Squadron, 504th Tactical Air Support Group, 7th Air Force.

Jack; I think of you often. I was absolutely sick when I heard about you being MIA in 1970. I will always remember your genuine friendship, sincerity, and spirituality as a young man. My favorite memory of course was when you took me flying over Portland, Maine, our hometown, before you were sent to NAM in January, 1970.
I will always value your friendship and hope to see you again (hopefully), on the other side.
God Bless you Jackie!

I have your braclet. I take you to all the fun places.

Bob Price - Omaha, NE