THE WALL OF FACES

I have been carrying this Bracelet for over 50 years now. It’s been with me thru growing up, graduating school, 8 PCS moves with my parents, then around the world as a USAF airman. Always with me, always will be. The only place it belongs more than myself would be with any family members or the Capt ( Major) himself. This bracelet always reminded me what I served for. If one of his children read this, it would be an honor to hear from you. God Bless…..

...until I retired from the Navy in 1986. It now rests around the base of my bedside lamp. I see it and think of him every night.

I still have my bracelet for Captain Carroll. Wearing it today for Mother’s Day, for his mother.

I must have gotten my bracelet with his name on it in 1970. I was never able to find out about him or see his face, until now. I will always keep the bracelet in memory of him and of the other 50,000 plus men and women who fought and died in that brutal war. They are gone but not forgotten. Rest in peace, Captain Carroll.

I wore your bracelet as a teen and still have it. I thought of you every day, and still think of you. I have always deeply hoped for your return. If a family member would like my bracelet, which is well worn but in decent condition, I would love to give it to you!