THE WALL OF FACES

Dear Lt. Col. Anthony Giannangeli and family,
I was going thru some old jewelry and found my MIA bracelet that I wore during college. I googled his name snd found this website. I always prayed that Lt. Col. Giannangeli would be found. I am sorry for your loss and God bless you and Anthony for his service and sacrifice for our freedom. He will not be forgotten.

Dear Lt. Col. Anthony Giannangeli and family,
I was going thru some old jewelry and found my MIA bracelet that I wore during college. I googled his name snd found this website. I always prayed that Lt. Col. Giannangeli would be found. I am sorry for your loss and God bless you and Anthony for his service and sacrifice for our freedom. He will not be forgotten.

I worked with your son Robert at a hospital in Rockford Illinois. It was around 1987-1989 that we worked in the laboratory. Robert told me about you and your service and how proud he was of you, but also still shed a tear when thinking about you. During our talks is when I decided to join the Air Force. It was one of the best moves I have ever made. Thank you for your service and you were an inspiration. Rest In Peace sir!
Mark Nagus

Dear Col Anthony Giannangeli,
Thank you for your service as an Air Operations Staff Officer. You are still MIA. PLEASE COME HOME. Happy Advent. It has been too long, and it's about time for us all to acknowledge the sacrifices of those like you who answered our nation's call. Please watch over America, it stills needs your strength, courage and faithfulness. BE AT PEACE.

Col GIANNANGELI was a man who, no matter what Air Force rank you held, treated you like an equal. He was one of the most liked aircrew members of the aircraft maintenance squadron at Korat RTAFB.