THE WALL OF FACES

I'm almost 49 years old, Ive been wearing this bracelet since I got it when the moving wall came to Ventura county when I was 13 years old. I don't know you but I will always remember you.

I have been wearing your bracelet since 1987. I get up every morning and put it on then I say a prayer for you to come home that day. I've read all that I could find about you, with the best written by your brother. Thank you for your service and sacrifice. I will continue to pray for you and your family until you come home again. You are not forgotten.

44 years later I still have your bracelet. Got it during a peace sit in at the Cambridge Green in MA in 1972 and joined the Navy the next year. Think of you often. I'm holding on to my bracelet until you come home

Hey Jimmy,
Although a lot of people forgot about what Memorial day stands for, going to the River or Desert to party, We as a family stay home in memory of those who gave their lives to protect our country.
We remember those who haven't come home. We all wear your bracelet, now in White Gold. Your worth the money we spent to have them made and when you come home we add them to the pike if bracelets to be buried with you. We're in our third generation of wearers and will keep passing your bracelets until you come home. Until your buried in American soil YOUR STILL PROTECTING THE PEOPLE WHO LEFT YOU IN NAM....

AS A VET AND MC BIKER I'VE BONDED TO YOU IN SO MANY WAYS. I HAD YOUR DOG TAGS TATTOO ON MY ARM AND YOU RIDE WITH ME ON MY HARLEY EVERYDAY. TOMORROW IS MEMORIAL DAY AND YOU AND I CAN TALK AT THE WALL. HAVE HAD THE PRIVILEDGE TO TALK TO YOUR MOM JEAN. THANKS FOR EVERYTHING BOTH OF YOU HAVE DONE FOR ME. LOVE YOU BROTHER