THE WALL OF FACES

(Photo Credit: Norman Petit) Rest in peace with the warriors.

To the family and friends of Humberto: know he is never forgotten and he is prayed for everyday, since I first heard his name as a teenager. I am 53 now.
May God bless him for his sacrifice and service. May god bless you all as well. I pray too for the day he will come home to you all.

I have had a bracelet with your name for 35 years, and I still think of you often! I don't know you, but I am grateful for your sacrifice.

I received your bracelet through a website (I cannot remember which one) and have not removed it since, even in jeopardy of my job. I was only 8 when you were over there and lost; I now have 3 sons. One of my sons has served in the Army as you, in the War on Terror (Iraq, 2007-2009). I prayed every day that he came home; and I was lucky enough that he did. I pray for your family, that they may have the closure of knowledge - that they deserve to have. I have been doing research on you; and found that there are others who also wear your bracelet. I was asked recently what I was wearing and I told the person that it was a MIA bracelet and that over 1000 of our boys are still missing over there. The person was speechless. I hold you in my prayers and hope someday you come home.

Visited You At The Wall on Vet Day as I have since 1987 . We have always been bonded By 8-22-68 The Day You Were Lost & The Same Day I Arrived In The Nam . Met You Sister Carmen in Puerto Rico , Last Year & She Still Honors Your Memory , Sends You All Her Love & Prayers & I Always Will . Tu Hermano Que Nunca Te Olvida !!!