Col. Norman D. Eaton

I too wore Col Eaton´s POW/MIA bracelet as a teenager. My cousin was also killed in Viet Nam in 1969. Wearing the bracelet was an honor for me and was a constant reminder of the ultimate sacrifice Col Eaton and WO John Cannon made in the noble cause of freedom. Even after all these years Col Eaton´s name remains in my heart and the bracelet holds pride of place in my jewelry collection. In grateful remembrance All gave some. Some gave all. God bless America.

I wore Col. Norman D. Eaton ~ POW/MIA braclett when I was a little girl. I think of him quite often and want to honor him for his service this Memorial Day 2020. Prayer's for his family and descendant's.

I too wore Col. Norman D. Eaton's POW/MIA bracelet during grade school. I have kept it in my "box of life" indebted to his service. I am So thankful his remains were found and he was property buried with full honors in Arlington. His life had a profound affect on me and he should be happy to know the veteran support that now embraces our Vietnam Vets.

I wore Col. Norman D. Eaton's bracelet from the time I was 14 until I was 20. Both my brother and my husband graduated from USMA in 1976.

I will never forget how I felt finding his name on the Wall as I visited as an adult many years later. I have since learned that his son is also a USMA grad (1972).

I am now 59 and just learned that his final remains returned to the U.S. in Dec. 2015. I thank him for his service, sacrifice, and exceeding patience on getting him...

I came across Col. Eaton's POW/MIA bracelet today while going through an old jewelry box. I remember wearing it in elementary school. My grandpa gave it to me and explained the significance of it. I prayed for him regularly. I am thankful his family have now had closure. May God be with them.

I wore Col. Norman D. Eaton's (POW/)MIA bracelet for many years, I never took it off once I had originally put it on, until I had to remove it during a hospital stay. As his birthday approaches on August 11, I am remembering his sacrifice, and his family's, for me and for mine. Although I never met him, he had a profound affect on me. I wish I could say thank you more eloquently. God bless.

I still have col. eatons mia bracelet which I wore in elementary school. Looked up his info on internet today. Glad to finally place a face with my bracelet and that he was found and memorialized.

Welcome home Col. Eaton. We will not forget your comrades who are still there. Our Eternal thanks for your sacrifice. American Legion Post 1. Tulsa, OK.

The Hood family in Okla. City, Bill, Sue, Andy, Henry,Michael and Tetene(Metzer now)Were thrilled to see that Dale had been found at last and want Jean,Frankie, Dwight and Paul to know.We were stationed in France in 1962-1966 and Andy and Frankie were in the French school together.We lived in Le Vesinet across the street from the Huntleys. I sent Pat and Teta Daniels the article in the OKC paper. I know they are happy too that Dale was found. Our best to all four of you.God rest his soul,and...