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Ian Singleterry

What you should know about me?

"Miracles Do Happen" Sept. 21, 2004, will be the day that forever changed my life. It has been a daily battle of determination and stubbornness. I have experienced so many memories in my life, some good, some bad, but my motorcycle crash on 09/21/04 was by far the most life-altering day for me. If I was a cat, I used 8 lives. No matter what happens in life, Never Give Up! Live each day as if it was your last and Reach For The Sky, because Tomorrow May Never Come! I have gained so much more in my life since my 'Last Ride'.

I truly feel bleesed that I have my family and friends around for support. There is always a greater purpose in life for everyone, I have found my purpose through this entire experience. President John F. Kennedy’s message to America was, “Ask not what your country can do for you, but ask what you can do for your country,” and I relate this message as part of my purpose in life. In my eyes, I have always been drawn to helping others, whether as a field medic in the military, a corporate safety and risk management manager; with that focus; I look to be a servant to others. I hope to continue on this journey and help others about faith, and inspire those who are dealt misfortunes in life and help them turn these misfortunes into positive gains. No one can do it all, but a simple phase I often use sums up my ambition, “Do what you can, where you are, with what you have.” I proved a lot of people wrong. One leg and still going strong!

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They Call Me Doc. A Devil Doc, not really into fighting people, but prefer to help and heal. A caring person who generally wants to help, but will support, defend, and help in battle if needed. The main objective is to heal the injured Marines. Your a brave person, but most people generally regard you as high risk because the risks you take to help others. But you don't care because your a CORPSMAN of MARINES.

There is no person more respected and loved by Marines than their "Doc" their Corpsman who shares the hardship and misery of combat to save Marine lives, sometimes sacrificing their own. A true hero to all of us who wore the Marine uniform.” LtGen Michael A Hough, USMC (Ret)

HM3 (FMF) Ian 'Doc' Singleterry, USN(R) (Ret)
CORPSMAN UP ~ FLEET MARINE FORCE!

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