THE WALL OF FACES

My father, John Martin Hudspeth, wore his POW-MIA bracelet for Lee until he passed away in 2004. I've continued to wear it in honor of both Lee and my father. Always remembering

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POSTED ON 3.29.2025

POSTED BY: Ronald D Burgess

My Closest Friend

Lee was my best friend all through both grade school and high school. We were inseparable. I spent many days with him and his family. We explored the woods, grew potatoes which we sold to Choteau grade school lunchroom, rafted the Teton river, bicycled all over Teton County and grew up in the Lutheran Church together. I miss him greatly. Now he soars with the Eagles in God's kingdom. Peace be with his mother Shirley.

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POSTED ON 6.3.2024

POSTED BY: Katharine J Ziegler

My POW/MIA

As a small child, I wore Lee's bracelet too. I also had my Dad in Vietnam in 1969. I didn't discover that Lee was gone until I visited the memorial wall in DC when my children were teens. I was very sad to find out what had happened. Thank you for your service.

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POSTED ON 3.29.2024

POSTED BY: Rhonda

POW

I am on my 4th bracelet. My others broke in half. So I went to the base and ordered another. Thank you for all you did.

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POSTED ON 10.28.2023

POSTED BY: Theresa M Gilmore

The Wall That Heals

Years ago I wore Lee's bracelet, as many of you did, until it broke in two. Today I was compelled to visit the traveling Wall set up, for just this weekend, in a park in Montgomery County, PA. In DC I did not get a rubbing of his name when the Memorial Wall was first erected. Today I came home with a tangible remembrance of the hero for whom I prayed. May you rest in the Peace of God, Lee, because you gave your life so that others might live. Thank you for your sacrifice.

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