THE WALL OF FACES

I still wear your bracelet even though you have been brought home . I feel that until ALL our our sons/fathers and loved ones are brought home this will remind me there are still more out there. It will also serve as a daily reminder of those brave men and women who gave their lives and have sacrificed so much for our beloved United States, and still do.

My Dad was a good friend to Pete in Winter Haven. He died wondering about Pete's fate. Well Pop Pete will be home today. You guys can have a beer. Hal Connor

My apologies for the question marks on my original message. Not sure what happened but they were an error. If someone knows how to remove them, please do. Again my apologies and thank you Sir.

I saw your story today on Facebook. It's Father's Day 6-17-2018. Your wife and children were at the airport to welcome you home. I wore another man's bracelet. It was just last month on Memorial Day that I found out what happened to him. He was recovered in 1985 and brought home. Although I never meet you I wanted to thank you for your service to our great Country. Also to thank your family for their sacrifices. Welcome Home, Happy Father's Day and may you finally rest in piece. Thank you Sir. ???

To those who wear my uncles bracelet. On 3/14/18 the USAF informed the family that they have positively identified through dental records and a Saint Christopher medal the remains of my uncle. His remains will arrive in Tampa on 6/16/18. Funeral will be 6/18/18 in WinterHaven, with Full Military Honors. The family and my Aunt thanks all of you that cared to wear his bracelet. It has been a long 52 .