Posted on Jun 29, 2016
Former Marine Begins Almost 100-mile Walk to Benefit Troops
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WORTHINGTON — U.S. Marine Corps veteran Brian Romans has taken a week off from his information technology job at Crane Naval Surface Warfare Center to take a long walk, 96 miles from Linton to the Indiana War Memorial in Indianapolis, to raise awareness and money for a wilderness retreat to benefit troubled soldiers who have returned from war.
Former Marine Begins Almost 100-mile Walk to Benefit Troops
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No such thing as a "former" Marine!!! I wish you well on your journey Brother!!!
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Thanks for letting us know SGT (Join to see) that "U.S. Marine Corps veteran Brian Romans has taken a week off from his information technology job at Crane Naval Surface Warfare Center to take a long walk 96 miles from Linton to the Indiana War Memorial in Indianapolis to raise awareness and money for a wilderness retreat to benefit troubled soldiers who have returned from war."
It seems like "He may have taken on too much. Romans stumbled into Worthington's American Legion Post 106 dehydrated and suffering from heat exhaustion late Thursday afternoon. He was checked out by medics who wanted to transport him to Greene County General Hospital for intravenous fluids, but he refused the suggested treatment."
Hopefully he will not exhaust himself in this effort which I hope will be very successful.
It seems like "He may have taken on too much. Romans stumbled into Worthington's American Legion Post 106 dehydrated and suffering from heat exhaustion late Thursday afternoon. He was checked out by medics who wanted to transport him to Greene County General Hospital for intravenous fluids, but he refused the suggested treatment."
Hopefully he will not exhaust himself in this effort which I hope will be very successful.
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