As
a firefighter, I ordered a Memorial Bracelet so the person who's name
I wear will always ride with me.
I wear a Memorial Bracelet because I lost two family members on September
11, 2001.
I did not lose anyone I knew in the September 11th attacks, but my life
changed because of it. I wear a bracelet to remind myself how short life
can be.
I wanted something to memorialize the sacrifices that public service workers
make each day.
I wear a Memorial Bracelet to commemorate the life of my brother who was
murdered in July of 1999 while managing a retail store.
I am on active duty in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. I wear a Memorial
Bracelet as a reminder of what we are fighting for.
I wear a Memorial Bracelet because I wanted the soldiers in Iraq to know
just how much support they had from the people back home.
My husband serves in the military. Wearing a bracelet is a way for me to
honor the work he is doing and to let others know that there are many families
without their soldiers.
I purchased the bracelet after seeing Shoshana on the news. I am very happy
I only wore this bracelet 4 days. I wore my Vietnam POW bracelet much longer,
but happily he returned home also.
I had lost my POW bracelet and was looking to purchase another one.
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Iraqi Freedom Prisoners, Missing and Hostages
April
9, 2004 - Insurgents ambushed a convoy guarded by the 724th
and took Private First Class Maupin, then 20, captive. There have
been conflicting reports on his fate. He was seen alive on one
videotape, reported killed on another. Without proof of his death,
the Army presumes he is still alive. TIME Magazine,
February 21, 2005.
