A remembrance is missing from The Virtual Wall

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If a remembrance appears missing from The Virtual Wall®

We are sorry to report that we misplaced a few personal remembrances. One loss was caused by a hard disk failure and another loss caused by a human error when we reorganized our database and software to provide our new web site appearance.

If you placed a remembrance on this web site but can't find it now, please tell us so we can search through our old databases to restore the remembrance. Please give us a few details such as the person's name and home town, branch, unit, or date of casualty, approximately when you submitted the remembrance, and your name and relationship.
Please tell us by sending email to Webmaster@VirtualWall.org

The mission of The Virtual Wall is to provide the means for relatives and friends of the fallen to honor and remember them. We intended there to be a truly personal connection between the requestor and the person memorialized: being a relative, a friend, a friend of a relative, or having worn a POW/MIA bracelet. For several years we accepted messages from others, such as "I am a high school student studying the Vietnam War," or "a grateful American," or "a fellow veteran." While we understand the intent, we became swamped by such requests to the point processing them delayed serving the people we intended to serve. We have gone back to declining requests outside of our mission.

Last update 11/16/2009