May 2nd - 6th, 2014

Healing wounds that

you can’t see.WWIA #94512

Wounded Warriors in ActionToll Free 1-888-308-WWIA (9942)6516 Dolphin CoveApollo Beach, FL 33572

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Our MissionThe Wounded Warriors in Action Foundation Inc. (WWIA) serves our Nation’s combat wounded Purple Heart recipients by providing world-class outdoor sporting activities as a means to recognize and honor their sacrifi ce, encourage independence and connections with communities, and promote healing and wellness through camaraderie and a shared passion for the outdoors.

Our Goals• Increase Self Reliance• Bolster Self Confi dence• Enjoy the Great Outdoors• Promote Spiritual Healing and Wellness• Instill a Sense of Belonging

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This Charity Billfi sh Tournament is in its 11th year and is named in loving memory of Dave Harris who passed away from cancer. Proceeds from the tournament go to benefi t the Melanoma Research Foundation, St. Jude Children’s Hospital, and local children’s charities in Mexico. The tournament is very excited to share this incredible experience with these soldiers who have sacrifi ced so much for our country. We will be hosting these heroes in beautiful Puerto Aventuras, Mexico for fi ve days of world class billfi shing, golfi ng, diving, and peaceful relaxation; all expenses paid. We need your help to make this trip for these heroes a reality.

The Dave Harris Memorial Billfi sh Tournament is honored to host seven Wounded Warriors to this

year’s Charity Billfi sh Tournament in Puerto Aventuras, Mexico.

for these heroes a reality.

We need your help sending these true American heroes on a fi shing trip of a lifetime.Gabriel Martinez

Gabe has been injured twice over the course of his 3 deployments to Iraq. Injured by a grenade explosion on his fi rst deployment and in a helicopter crash 20 miles outside of Baghdad on his third deployment. Gabe has received shrapnel injuries and wounds to his left eye and nasal passages and has been diagnosed with a Mild Traumatic Brain Injury and PTSD.

Gabe has been injured twice over the course of his 3 deployments to Iraq. Injured by a grenade explosion on his fi rst deployment and in a helicopter crash 20 miles outside of Baghdad on his third deployment. Gabe has received shrapnel injuries and wounds to his left eye and nasal passages and has been diagnosed with a Mild Traumatic Brain Injury and PTSD.

Gabriel FierrosOn Gabe’s second deployment to Afghanistan he stepped on a 20 lb Improvised Explosive Device on Thanksgiving Day, 2010. He suffered the loss of both of his legs instantly. After the explosion, shrapnel hit all throughout his body, including through his helmet and into his skull, just barely entering the frontal lobe, and causing a traumatic brain injury.

100% of your donation is tax deductible with every penny going towards sending these Wounded Warriors on this trip. Not one cent of your donation goes toward overhead.

On July 9th, 2012 Raymond was on a dismounted ambush patrol when he stepped on a pressure plate of an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) resulting in the loss of his left leg. He also suffered shrapnel wounds to all extremities, slight nerve damage in his right arm, a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), a punctured ear drum and continues to battle Post Traumatic Stress and depression.

On July 9th, 2012 Raymond was on a dismounted ambush patrol when he stepped on a pressure plate of an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) resulting in the loss of his left leg. He also suffered shrapnel wounds to all extremities, slight nerve damage in his right arm, a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), a punctured ear drum and continues to battle Post Traumatic Stress and depression.

Raymond Kusch

100% of your donation is tax deductible with every penny going towards sending these Wounded Warriors on this trip. Not one cent of your donation goes toward overhead.

On June 25, 1996 Mark was injured during the Khobar Towers attack in Dhahran Saudi Arabia, a 35,000 lb. truck bomb was detonated on the side of the base killing 19 airmen and injuring over 300. Mark sustained multiple shrapnel wounds and has been diagnosed with PTSD.

Mark BrodaAs a Marine Reservist, Justin volunteered for deployment to Iraq in 2006. While on a routine combat patrol, Justin was shot in the head by a sniper. Although the original prognosis was that he had been killed in action, Justin survived.

Justin ConstantineServing in Iraq from Sept 06’ to Oct 07’ and while doing route clearance and crater repair in Iraq, Travis was hit by multiple IEDs and sustained a Traumatic Brain Injury and has been diagnosed with PTSD.

Travis von SeggernOn August 22, 2005 Arthur was hit by an improvised explosive device (IED); the IED wounded 3 Americans (Arthur was infl icted with a traumatic brain injury (TBI)) and 16 of the Iraqi soldiers - most of who succumbed to the burns they received. Arthur’s TBI has manifested in a non-epileptic seizure, chronic headache disorder, and PTSD.

Arthur Rizer