THE WALL OF FACES

As a young college student during the Viet Nam war I wore the MIA bracelet with Dennis' name on it. I still have it and thought of him often over the years. He and his family are always in my prayers. If someone in his family would like the bracelet I would be happy to give it to them.
I went to the war memorial in DC back when it first opened but could not find his name. I prayed he was alive.

I wrote the family when I first received the bracelet but never heard from them. I imagine it was a devastating time forDennis' family. I am so sorry. I would love for someone in the family to have his bracelet.....

I, too, had a POW/MIA bracelet that I received when I was in High School in the '70's. Dennis Eads was held in my heart since then. In 2014, my house was burglarized and, among other items, the bracelet was stolen. It was one of the items that hurt the worst when it was taken. But, you will still always live in my heart. Thank you for giving the ultimate sacrifice for our country. Remembering you on this Memorial day.

I was honoured to wear a MIA bracelet. I found that bracelet today and remembered a hero I never knew.

The Blue Ghosts remember and honor you. Rest In Peace Dennis.

You have been my POW since 1970...I still have your bracelet and never stop hoping you will be found.. Praying always for your family.. Your always in my thoughts and prays my friend.