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HONORED ON PANEL 21E, LINE 89 OF THE WALL
MICHAEL WILLIAM HAVRANEK
WALL NAME
MICHAEL W HAVRANEK
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21E/89
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LEFT FOR MICHAEL WILLIAM HAVRANEK
POSTED ON 11.28.2015
always faithful
i wore his name on my wrist for my 4 years i served. i have his name in my house and i see his name and talk too him every day.
jeff brownback, usmc cpl. 2/6
jeff brownback, usmc cpl. 2/6
POSTED ON 10.8.2015
Your brothers will never leave or forget you.
I wear a small bit of metal on my wrist with your name, rank, branch of service and MIA date on it. I joined the world just shy of 12 years after your final mission. We grew up in the same town, we fished the same rivers, we watched the same sunsets over Frenchtown.
You are missing but never forgotten.
You are missing but never forgotten.
POSTED ON 5.19.2014
For 26 years...
It's been 26 years today, since I walked up to the PX in Okinawa, Japan while being stationed in the Marines. I remember the day as if it was yesterday. Former Vietnam Vets standing in front of a table full of silver engraved bracelets of military POW/MIA. I stood there picking up one name after another...When I came to yours. It called to me and as I held it in my hand I knew I had to buy. I placed that engraved bracelet on my left wrist...you have only left it just those few times where no jewelry was allowed.
I am truly honored to carry a small part of you with me...to remember your sacrifice & service to our country. It's Marines like you that make me proud of the 14 yrs I was able to serve before becoming a disabled vet due to the Gulf War.
I have always felt that you have watched over me through the years and when my time comes...I hope to see you and give you a hug and to tell you...you were NEVER forgotten!!!
Semper Fi
SSgt. Kellie Glass
I am truly honored to carry a small part of you with me...to remember your sacrifice & service to our country. It's Marines like you that make me proud of the 14 yrs I was able to serve before becoming a disabled vet due to the Gulf War.
I have always felt that you have watched over me through the years and when my time comes...I hope to see you and give you a hug and to tell you...you were NEVER forgotten!!!
Semper Fi
SSgt. Kellie Glass
