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PATTY MILLER | THE EDMOND SUN Laverne Ransbottom holds a silver MIA bracelet inscribed with her son's name. The bracelet was sent to Ransbottom after the death of Mary Milley of Maine who wore the bracelet every day for 39 years. In the frame are artifacts found in 2006 where Maj. Fredrick Ransbottom lost his life in 1968 at a military outpost in Kham Duc, Vietnam, including his class ring, billfold and a library card.
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MIA bracelet finds its way home
A silver Missing In Action bracelet found its way to the mother of a Vietnam veteran recently.
It was through the tenacity of another veteran that Laverne Ransbottom was united with her son Fredrick Ransbottom’s memory yet one more time. - Board candidates discuss philosophies
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MIA bracelet finds its way home
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