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HONORED ON PANEL 48W, LINE 18 OF THE WALL
TERRIN DINSMORE HICKS
WALL NAME
TERRIN D HICKS
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48W/18
DATE OF BIRTH
CASUALTY PROVINCE
DATE OF CASUALTY
HOME OF RECORD
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REMEMBRANCES
LEFT FOR TERRIN DINSMORE HICKS
POSTED ON 3.4.2025
POSTED BY: Susan Bohnstedt
Never Forgotten
I wore his bracelet for many years, and didn't remove it until the POWs came home. It still sits in my jewelry box and I continue to feel the sadness of not being able to give it him. Rest in peace. A grateful American thanks you.
POSTED ON 5.27.2024
POSTED BY: Mary Margaret Esler
Wore bracelet many years
I still have Maj Terrin Hicks bracelet I wear it on memorial day and Veterans day. I wore this in grade school all through high school. It sits in jewelry box and when i open it I think of him and what sacrifice he made foe me.
POSTED ON 10.20.2023
POSTED BY: Mary Ham
I Wore His Bracelet…
I wore his bracelet for 8 years as a teenager. I have never forgotten him. My grandparents last name was Hicks, my mom’s maiden name. That’s why I chose it.
I got an etching of his name off the wall in Washington DC. I cried as I etched it.
I have always prayed for his family. I still do.
Thank you for the ultimate loop price you paid for our freedom. I will never forget your name.
I got an etching of his name off the wall in Washington DC. I cried as I etched it.
I have always prayed for his family. I still do.
Thank you for the ultimate loop price you paid for our freedom. I will never forget your name.
POSTED ON 4.29.2023
POSTED BY: Susan Callaway-Shunk
Rembering Maj. Terrin Hicks
POSTED ON 2.19.2023
POSTED BY: Eileen Wilkinson
Never forgot his name
I never forgot the name and date on the MIA/POW bracelet I had as a teenager, even though it was stored in my jewelry box for many, many years. The inscription began to wear a bit and I did not want to wear it until it was damaged. Occasionally I would take it out and tell my kids and grandkids about it, about the war, about my friends who never came home. I was very very glad to finally get the information about Maj. Hicks that is now available online. Printed it out and put it with the bracelet, for my kids and grandkids. My humble thanks to Maj. Hicks, his family and all the others who we lost.