Kerry & Kathy
Member #007
If any of your friends or family are looking for a worthy cause for donations...I would offer the following for their consideration.
https://www.youcaring.com/startupcostsforallsecurefoundation-1060296
Tom Satterly is an instructor at Asymmetric Solutions USA in Farmington.
His bio and military background are very impressive.
Tom is a Green Beret who is the recipient of six Bronze Stars, three with valor devices, and served with Army Delta in every major U.S. combat theater from Somalia and Bosnia to Afghanistan and Iraq.
His personal experience in Somalia engaged in an 18-hour firefight while running the "Mogadishu Mile" was recounted in the movie Blackhawk Down.
Beyond being an experienced warrior... he is a genuinely sincere and caring person who is most sensitive to the needs of combat veterans trying to survive in civilian life.
He fought his own PTSD after returning and has been committed to helping other vets going through what he has endured.
His own story is quite an inspiration to all of us....veterans and non-vets alike.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVuDwV9fOZg
The efforts of Tom and his wife Jen are a grassroots effort that needs all the help they can get.
I have donated and have encouraged all my friends to help if they can.
Anything you might be able to do to pass this information along to others would be very much appreciated.
Thanks.
Kerry
https://www.youcaring.com/startupcostsforallsecurefoundation-1060296
Tom Satterly is an instructor at Asymmetric Solutions USA in Farmington.
His bio and military background are very impressive.
Tom is a Green Beret who is the recipient of six Bronze Stars, three with valor devices, and served with Army Delta in every major U.S. combat theater from Somalia and Bosnia to Afghanistan and Iraq.
His personal experience in Somalia engaged in an 18-hour firefight while running the "Mogadishu Mile" was recounted in the movie Blackhawk Down.
Beyond being an experienced warrior... he is a genuinely sincere and caring person who is most sensitive to the needs of combat veterans trying to survive in civilian life.
He fought his own PTSD after returning and has been committed to helping other vets going through what he has endured.
His own story is quite an inspiration to all of us....veterans and non-vets alike.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVuDwV9fOZg
The efforts of Tom and his wife Jen are a grassroots effort that needs all the help they can get.
I have donated and have encouraged all my friends to help if they can.
Anything you might be able to do to pass this information along to others would be very much appreciated.
Thanks.
Kerry