Some stories just flat-out piss you off. Not because they're political. Not because they're controversial. Because they're wrong. Connor Scott Overstreet spent his life serving others. He flew missions for the United States Coast Guard. He wore the uniform. He answered the call when people needed help most. Last week, that life was cut short in a senseless act of violence near Seattle. He was 29 years old. He leaves behind a wife, family, friends, and a military community that's now carrying a weight it never should've had to carry. Behind every uniform is a son. A husband. A brother. A friend. People often thank service members for what they do. Moments like this remind us that they're not symbols. They're human beings. Today we stand with the family of Connor Scott Overstreet, his fellow Coast Guardsmen, and everyone feeling this loss. Fair winds and following seas. Rest easy, brother. 🇺🇸
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