THE WALL OF FACES

I was a young girl of 12 when I purchased my POW bracelet; I wore it for many years. I still have it and would like to get it to someone in Capt. St. Pierre's family. Words cannot describe the pride I felt wearing it, nor the sorrow, knowing that he gave the ultimate sacrifice for our country.

Recently found the bracelet I wore for years. If a family member would like to have it please let me know.

I just learned that I wasn't the only one wearing Capt. Jean P. St. Pierre's POW bracelet. I wore it from when I was in 6th grade through high school. I still have it if there is a family member that would like it.

Dean has a military marker in his memory at Arlington National Cemetery. DFC SS AM AFCM PH

I travelled to Vietnam in Dec 09 and took my POWMIA bracelet with Capt. Dean Paul St. Pierre's inscription. In my search for the most appropriate place to leave it, along with a prayer and thanks to him for the ultimate sacrifice, I found a very peaceful Zen Buddhist temple in the mountains (Dalat). Our guide said the war never reached Dalat, so this is the spot I decided was the perfect place to honor him.