I today honor LCpl Will Stevens of Russell, KY, for his service to his country in the United States Marine Corps. While LCpl Stevens is recovering from a combat injury to his foot in a hospital bed in San Diego, I point out the importance of his service to our country. Will's service to his country in Iraq ensures a safer future for America and a more stable world in general. Will's family, his loved ones and his countrymen are the people who benefit from the work he did in Iraq. We are all indebted to him for our way of life, our freedoms and for an example of what it means to be a good American. In the words of Will's grandfather, 'He is my hero . . . I am really proud of him and am relieved he is going to be alright.' And so am I. I thank Will and all his fellow service members for their work. May God bless them.
Jim Bunning: “I today honor LCpl Will Stevens of Russell, KY, for his service to his country in the United States Marine Corps. While…”
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Honoring LCpl Will Stevens for his service in the Marine Corps during a speech.
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