Support Jeremy's Fight For Justice and His Family in Crisis

This GoFundMe campaign is for my brother and his family.

Jeremy Cantrell has dedicated his life and career to serving his country for nearly 20 years. He has worked with integrity and was entrusted to work alongside nuclear weapons as a nuclear weapons launch officer, within the White House, as well as serving within US embassies abroad. He has always had a deep sense of what is right and wrong and a passion for law and public policy, and even obtained his Master's in Public Policy and Administration. He brings that moral code with him in every aspect of his life.

It is because of this moral code that Jeremy now finds himself in need of more help than his loved ones alone are able to give, thus, why this campaign has been initiated:

Jeremy has witnessed and raised concerns for his pay and benefits being denied him as an activated Reserve and National Guard Service member, ranging well into the tens of thousands over many years of his service. When Jeremy sought to have this discrepancy corrected, he faced further discrimination and ultimately led to his pay and benefits being completely halted, putting him, his wife, and his two young children in a crisis, forcing him to be stuck overseas without a source of income. They have been surviving off of savings and family help, but these resources are quickly running low and the situation has become dire.

My brother, with his dogged determination and sense of moral code, is working day and night on attempting to get his story heard and corrected by the courts, not just for his benefit, but also because he has found evidence that he is not the only activated Reserve and National Guard Servicemember that these lapse in pay and benefits has occurred to, and he seeks to bring justice for himself and raise awareness for others that may have suffered similarly.

No one can tell his story better than he himself can, though, so please follow the link to hear his side, and follow his story, share his story, and offer any personal stories if you faced a similar situation to what Jeremy describes.

Thank you for your time, your thoughts, and for anything that you feel moved to give. It is all deeply appreciated.