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Episode 51: Interview with Terry Supple of the MO-KAN Ducks, Bucks, and Trapping Event
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The WWIA MO-KAN Ducks, Bucks, and Trapping Event has been proudly serving and honoring our Purple Heart Heroes for the past 15 years. It is one of our longest standing events within the Foundation, and their patriotic team of supporters are truly a remarkable group of people. On today’s episode of the WWIA Podcast, WWIA Founder and CEO, John McDaniel, welcomes one of our good friends who is one of the integral parts of Mighty Team MO-KAN, Mr. Terry Supple.
Terry recently retired after successfully owning and operating his own screen printing and sign business for 44 years. He has been married to his beautiful wife for 42 years, is the father of three amazing children, is a doting grandfather to nine grandchildren, as well as two dogs.
An avid hunter for over 40 years, enjoying both quail and duck hunting, he enjoys the quality and experience of the hunt, including the company and camaraderie of those he surrounds himself with more than anything else. He considers it a high honor and privilege to serve America’s combat-wounded veterans with his team over the past fifteen years and always feels he gets more out of the experience than they do. We’re proud to share this great American’s story with you and hope you get to enjoy learning more about Terry and Team MO-KAN.
Takeaways:
- The MO-KAN Ducks, Bucks and Trapping event has significantly impacted combat wounded veterans for 15 years.
- Terry Supple shares how the Napier Duck Hunting Club evolved over the years from humble beginnings.
- Camaraderie and connection among veterans are fostered through shared experiences in nature at events.
- Combat-wounded veterans often find healing and support through engaging activities and shared stories.
- The emotional toll of serving veterans is significant, often leaving organizers feeling drained yet fulfilled.
- Terry emphasizes the importance of welcoming Vietnam veterans home, as they were not honored in their time.
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