Millions of Americans are grieving at this moment.
Mike Bernhardt lost his wife 31 years ago. Hear how he channels grief to rally the art community during America’s COVID crucible. Together we discover what grief is a bridge to.
Heroes For Hope : Surviving Grief
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Mark R. Clifford
Mark R. Clifford was a Marine Staff Sergeant (0369). He received Special Operations training while attached to the 3rd Marine Division in Okinawa and was operating in the Philippines in 1991 during the historic eruption of Mount Pinatubo.
Mark’s law enforcement career was equally eclectic. He rose to the sergeant’s rank and served in many assignments to include SWAT and undercover narcotics. His son is a Marine, stationed at Camp Pendleton. In his retirement, Mark mentors veterans transitioning to civilian life at musician Zac Brown’s Camp Southern Ground.
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