THE WALL OF FACES

I wore his bracelet as a kid of 10 yrs old (1972). I still have it as a cherished item. When everyone came back I would read the paper looking for his name I never saw it. In 1992 I went to the Vietnam memorial and found his name. Today (2/2024) I finally found a picture of him and a description of his life. The circle has now closed. Thank you all. GWB

I wore his POW bracelet proudly from the time I received it in 1971 until it broke about 2-3 years later. I was hoping to see that he made it home.

Thank you for your service to our country so long ago sir. The remembrances from those who knew you and those who wear/wore your MIA bracelet are touching and reflect their admiration and respect for you. As long as you are remembered you will always be with us….

Phil: We spent so many great times together when we knew each other at Rutgers AFROTC Det 485 and as members of the 1965 Collegiate Drill Team, the Queens Guard. My wife Pat, who you knew then as Pat Aldrich before we married, speaks so fondly of you. My faith tells me you rest in God's care. I am calling our buddy John Weismueller today to reminisce. Blessings for your family and many friends. Cannot go without saying I remember that impish smile and sense of humor. Don MacNicoll RU 66 Ret Col, USAF (Nam 68-69)

Never forget.

HOOAH