Found Deceased DE - Senior Airman Keifer Huhman, 21, Dover AFB, 7 Feb 2016

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RIP Keifer

 

[Sweetgrits]

They must have a body to have him declared deceased.. There's no other way, that I know of.

I thought there was a 7 yr period before a missing person could be declared dead without the body. But I'm thinking they're must be a note or email that would indicate he took his own life otherwise I can't imagine his family being okay with the decision to call off the search so quickly JMO

 

[rprokic]

Yes, it is my firm believe he did not commit suicide but it was staged as such. Instead he was abducted, tortured, killed then after a period of time was placed in the water when no one was looking.


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[hey-Debbie]

RIP Keifer you will always be a wingman to all our USAF soldiers. ✈

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[JusticeWillBeServed]

N.C. 24 named Gold Star Highway in emotional ceremony

http://www.fayobserver.com/news/20170318/nc-24-named-gold-star-highway-in-emotional-ceremony

Considering Fayetteville’s deep connections to Fort Bragg, a teary-eyed Darlene Norman says the recognition of Gold Star Mothers and the sacrifice that they have made to the nation’s Armed Forces is proper along a major North Carolina highway.

“This is a military town. ‘Hometown heroes,’ ” she said late Saturday morning. “Gold Star Mothers are hometown heroes, too. I’m excited.”

Norman, who is 50 and lives in Hope Mills, lost her son, Senior Airman Keifer Huhman, a year ago after he drowned in a canal in Delaware. Huhman was a 21-year-old with the 436th Communications Squadron when he was reported missing Feb. 10, 2016. Forty-nine days later, a fisherman found the airman’s body in a canal in Dover.

Norman was among a contingent of roughly 30 Gold Star Mothers and family members who attended a Gold Star Highway Dedication Ceremony downtown at the Airborne & Special Operations Museum. A crowd of more than 150, and mostly military veterans, came out to listen to a slate of speakers, including two Gold Star Mothers.