Marine veteran formerly stationed at Camp Pendleton, he served two tours in Iraq and served as a Graves Registration Specialist in 2004 for the Mortuary Affairs Unit; Fellowship program associate with The Mission Continues, a group that helps veterans make the transition to civilian life
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