THE WALL OF FACES

Worn by my Aunt Pat Young in Peru Indiana would love to give to one of his family

While looking through some old papers tonight, I found Captain Honeycutt bracelet I used to wear. It was nice to see what he look like. It was sad reading he was a POW but I’m grateful his remains were returned. I was surprised to read where he was from since that’s my name and I was named after my father Charles. On this week of Veterans Day I just wanted to say thank you Captain Honeycutt for your service. RIP

I wore your bracelet in the 60's and 70's. I was going through some of my things to and found it. Thank you for your service.

Thank you for your service to our country so long ago sir. The remembrances from those who wore/wear you MIA bracelet are touching. I am heartened you returned home after the passage of so many years though I wish it had been under very different circumstances. May you rest in eternal peace.

My dad ,Bob Austin was your cousin. He fought in Vietnam from 1966-1972. I learned about you when I was 20 and went to Arlington. He asked for an etching of your name and shared how brave you were. He looked up to you and missed you. I know he wished both of you could have come home together. When he passed, I found an article of your homecoming he had tucked away in a box of important items. He never shared your full story with me. The etching was right there with it. Thank you for your service and I know you’re enjoying your time up in Heaven together.