Adopted as a baby, Stephanie began a search for her biological parents without a clue as to where this journey would lead. com.. acorpsmanslegacy.
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Her story has been featured in several newspaper and magazine articles and an Emmy Award-winning TV segment.
Stephanie provides marketing for small businesses in various industries and continues to help veterans with their journeys.
Sgt Maj Rick Caisse retired from the Marine Corps after 30 years and now continues his service to our country as a MCJROTC instructor.
About the Author: Originally from Portland, Oregon, Stephanie Hanson Caisse now lives in Mississippi with her husband.
Finally, with the help of veterans, the Marine Corps Commandant and a United State Senator, Stephanie obtains the medals and honors her father earned for his sacrifice and service - her tribute to the father she never knew.
Her journey, itself, becomes a legacy that offers hope and healing to those touched by the tragedies of war while honoring the remarkable relationship that exists between the Marines and their Navy Corpsmen.
As the story unravels, the mystery of her father\'s courage, bravery and finally his death, brings Stephanie in contact with thousands of Marines and their families, including those who died in the helicopter crash with her father.
Locating veterans from her father\'s world revealed his duties as a Navy Corpsman assigned to the Marine Corps as a helicopter crewmember.
Early on she discovered her birth father, Gary Norman Young, was killed in the Vietnam War before she was even born.
Adopted as a baby, Stephanie began a search for her biological parents without a clue as to where this journey would lead
