Mathius Carter

Mathius Carter served in the United States Army as a Multi-Channel Transmission Systems Operator. Was stationed in Darmstadt Germany, then was deployed in 2003 for the initial invasion of Iraq (Operation Iraqi Freedom) supporting 3rd ID and 101st Airborne Division, providing communication for infantry to call for backup. Finishing his duty with 4th ID from Fort Hood, Texas in 2005.

After his time in service, Mathius completed his Bachelor’s Degree in Nutrition and Biology from Western Illinois University graduating with honors in 2009. While working as an AVP for BMO Harris Bank, Mathius completed his MBA in 2013. In 2018 Mathius went back to school to complete a Master’s in education from National Lewis University to teach High School Biology. Mathius was then reached out to by the Executive Director of a Veteran Organization which helped homeless Veterans, which is where Mathius first found his passion for helping fellow veterans.

Currently Mathius is the Commander of the Veterans of Foreign War in Crystal Lake Post 12014, a member of the American Legion Post 171, Wounded Warrior Alum as well as a member of Team Read White and Blue (RWB)

 

To purchase Mathius's book: Instead of Sheep: A Soldiers Way of Explaining PTSD to his Son  
Link to Road Home Program:   Road Home Program | Center for Veterans & Their Families at Rush 
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