Today, I salute Veteran Quentin Tesi. At 17, he had a son and no job. So he enlisted in the Army Reserve, rising in the ranks to become a flight medic in the Special Operations Aviation Regiment. After that advanced training to become a medic, he had six global deployments. A paramedic during the COVID pandemic, Tesi found himself running a civilian emergency department in Romania. That turned into an extended deployment, and it’s where he discovered a passion for saving lives, so he decided to pursue a nursing degree. It is that desire to help people that keeps him going. Thank you for being a helper, Quentin, and THANK YOU for your service.
