THE WALL OF FACES

Thank you for your service to our country so long ago sir. The remembrance from Jo-Ann Little Jennings is touching and reflects her admiration and respect for you. As long as you are remembered you will remain in our hearts forever….

I wore the MIA bracelet for Roger Innes for years while working on an air force base. I was able to get a message to his wife and she sent me his photo in uniform. On the back, she wrote that he was her best friend. I visited the Vietnam Memorial and had a rubbing made. Only 24 years old. A heartbreaking loss for his family.

I was proud to wear his MIA bracelet. Just found it again among my keepsakes and looked up his information. He came from the same County as my Mother's ancestral family although I grew up in CA. Proud I was given the name of someone from a place of my Ancestry.

I wore the pow/mia bracelet for Roger Innes in grade school and for many years afterward. I prayed for him daily. I'm sorry for his family.

Louis Petts PR3, VF114, 66 to 69. I was associated with a Nam vet group that sponsored Moving Wall here in 1988. Searched VF114 and over time made contact with Gail Innes (sister). Exchanged cards and met for lunch a couple of times as I passed thru Chicago. Then one day I got a call from Sandy (RBI's widow) that the sweet lady Gail had passed. What a nice family. Lou