Need Help Returning Camera to Navy Personnel

I recently took a trip to Honolulu and sat next to a person that was in the Navy, currently stationed in Guam. Unfortunately, since quarters on the plane was so close I accidentally mistook this person's camera bag on the floor as mine. I been trying to do my best to return this camera back to them before the holidays but I have no luck. I contacted the airline, the Navy, and the USO for help without any success. I know this was a long shot but I tried contacting U.S. Naval Hospital Guam. Based on my conversation with this person as I beleive this is where this person work. Again I got no respose from the hospital. Unfortunately I do not have the camera owner's name. We talk almost the whole eight hour plane trip, so I can give a great description of her. I know based on the description and this persons life history the told me there is only one person in the Navy that can match all these facts.This person should be spending their Chistmass money on presents for there 10 year old daughter, not on buying a new camera. Can any one help me find this person so I can return this expensive camera to them for the holidays? The easiest way to find this person is through Continental flight records because I can give complete details, from there initial departure city to final destination, dates, and seat number of thier travels.

Dwayne.... i'm sorry to say that i don't know how to help you find this person , but i felt compelled to commend you on your honesty and your efforts to return her property to her. I admire a man of your strong morals and character. I wish more people were like you sir, good luck and god bless you........ p. s. have you tried going through the " Red Cross " ? just a thought