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GREG COKER, RETIRED ARMY COMMAND SERGEANT MAJOR: UNITY AND OTHER LIFE LESSONS LEARNED FROM 911
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Greg Coker, retired Army Command Sergeant Major and a previous guest on The Veteran Experience, returns to discuss the impact of 9/11 on the U.S. and on Greg and his family.
Sergeant Major Coker has devoted his life to helping veterans. Through his role as CEO of the Reaching New Heights Foundation and as chief mentor of the Riverside and San Bernardino County Veterans Treatment Courts, SGM Coker has been able to touch innumerable lives.
Greg will discuss where he was on that fateful day in 2001. He will talk about his feelings, knowing he would be leaving his family for the two tours he served in Iraq. More importantly, Greg will deliver his message of unity for both veterans and America, a message he learned from 9/11 and his service in the years following 9/11.
"Any veteran who is suffering can call me at (909) 518-4951. You are not alone."
Please listen to this warrior. Any questions, please send to Judge Johnson at mejohnsonauthor@gmail.com or www.mejohnsonauthor.com.
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