THE WALL OF FACES

I wore the CAPT bracelet for many years and still have it in a special place. Thank you for your service.

Since the early ‘80’s I have wore a bracelet of honor with your name on it. CPT. FRED H. McMURRAY, JR. since that time, I enlisted in the Army, served 7 years (‘90-‘97), SGT, JAG Corps. And now I am a Director of Human Resources for a Hospital. I had always hoped that you would come home to your family, and now I see you did, but not on your own. I will continue to wear my bracelet, and tho you never knew me, I assure you, you will never be forgotten.

I am the daughter you never had. My mom Nancy, your wife had to move on to her second life. Your mom and dad were my grandparents (adopted), not really, they felt more real than my biological grandparents. I want to thank you for your service and let everyone know how amazing you were. So many stories, I cannot even count! Stories about the swimming hole near Folly beach, Snappy your dog, Porter Military, your baby brother Clay, Boy Scouts, Clemson and football! You are my hero along with my dad. I wear your bracelet with pride. God bless you and all that you did for our country. I love you Freddy. Yours, Kelley

Thank you for your service to our country so long ago sir. The remembrances from those who wear/wore your MIA bracelet are touching and reflect their admiration and respect for you. It remains my fervent hope you will be returned home after the passage of so many ears.

I just came across Captain McMurray bracelet. It was in a box of items my deceased mother had and I just found. Don't know the history, but I know my duty. I will carry on...