THE WALL OF FACES

Someone i known who risk for the counrry of peace and hope of end of violence and war

We hunted Raccoons,etc. Just messed around like young boys did. Cooked one in an oven of a friends near his house on fifth street. Jimmy's mom was upset after her work. The house stunk like crazy. My last words at Rinks parking lot was "Be Safe Mike" A year later he was MIA. A terrible loss.

Thank you for your ultimate sacrifice, Sgt. Wallace. I will wear your bracelet proudly. My father was in the Air Corps in WW2, and I hope you both are soaring with the angels right now. Good bless you and your family.

I got my POW/MIA bracelet for SFC Michael Wallace when I was 12 or 13. About 1973. I am now 57 and I still have the bracelet. Many years later I was able to find his name on the traveling Vietnam Memorial when it came to Santa Rosa, California. I will always keep the bracelet unless someone from his family would like it

I never got to meet my great-uncle Mike...but I would have loved to meet him, from what I hear from his brother, he was a great man and a kind and caring brother