THE WALL OF FACES

CWO2 Henn,

We share a last name. I assume that means we share a heritage, even if it’s farther back than I would expect or like, but the heritage remains the same.

Sir, I enlisted in the U.S. Navy at the age of 18, and continue to do so. This is the second time I have visited your name in the memorial, and I have come to a much greater appreciation of what you might have gone through now compared to 5 years ago.

I hope that, in some small part, I can carry on your legacy, as a Henn from Nebraska, from Colorado, now from Virginia, and from now on in the family name.

Thank you for your service to our country so long ago sir. It remains my fervent hope you will be returned home after the passage of so many years.

Hello almost uncle John
I grew up with your name on the wall. It seemed as though it was so very strong.
My aunt seemed so in love. I could honestly tell the untold love of the man made of rubbed.
I have pictures of you with orange and gloves.
My aunt and I were very close.
I am glad I got to finally meet you at a traveling wall this morning.
God bless you and your family my family.

Never forget.

HOOAH

Through I never new you , you flew with my uncle Isaac on that mission you will always be in my prayers and thoughts Peace be with both of you