THE WALL OF FACES

I keep LT. Terence Hanley bracelet, next to my step brother’s bracelet.
LT Haney bracelet has been with me since I was in the Navy in 1969.
I keep their bracelet’s together and tell their story to keep their memory alive.

My children will continue to honor their sacrifice and pass it down to their children

God bless you and your family.

I still have an MIA bracelet with your name. Your bravery and sacrifice is not forgotten and this American thanks you for your service

Came to find your name today. I never knew you, but you were very special to my grandmother, Faith Hanley Bailey. Wish I could have known you. Rest In Peace.

I too have a bracelet that was given to me to sell and I will not. I keep it safe and think of the man I never knew. If any family would like this bracelet please let me know. I do not feel I am the right home for this but I will keep it untill I find one.

I received Terrence Higgins Hanley as the name of a hero missing in action, when I has younger. I continued to pray for him and wore the bracelet 24 hours, seven days a week.. I eventually graduated and married, but Terrence's bracelet was always hung on my Christmas tree, every year. In 1992, I wrote the national archives and received the information that Terrence was declared deceased. If ever, a family member would like this bracelet, please, contact me.