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Job survived his wounds but was left permanently blind. In September 2009, Job died from a preventable hospital error while his wife was pregnant with their first child, Leah. Awards and decorations
Aug 2, 2006 · SAN DIEGO — The death of a Navy SEAL killed last week in Iraq’s Anbar Province marked a first for the close-knit commando community. Aviation Ordnanceman 2nd Class (SEAL) Marc Alan Lee, 28, died during a firefight Aug. 2 in Ramadi, Iraq, military officials announced Aug. 4. Lee’s death — the first of a Navy SEAL killed in combat in Iraq ...
Marc Alan Lee. Born: March 28, 1978 Portland OR Died: August 2, 2006 Ramadi Iraq. August 26, 2006 Hood River Expo Center, Hood River Oregon . 57 of 497 Photos Posted
Marc joined the Navy in May 2001 with a contract to go to BUDs. He graduated class 251 and was a member of SEAL Team 3, Task Unit Bruiser, Charlie platoon. On his final day, he stood into the line of fire 3 different times to defend his teammates during a fire fight with Iraqi insurgents in Ramadi.
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Aug 16, 2006 · Marc Alan Lee, who died when he stepped into enemy fire to defend his buddies in Ramadi, is the first Navy SEAL to die in Iraq. The Navy group is among the most elite and secretive forces in the U.S. military. Lee overcame hellish training and pneumonia to become a SEAL. He was brawny and boastful but spoke openly of his love of God and family.
Marc Lee. SO2 (SEAL) Marc Lee, 28, of Hood River, Ore. died Aug. 2, 2006, making him the first SEAL killed in Iraq. He was assigned to SEAL Team Three. Lee was awarded the Bronze Star with Valor, and was posthumously awarded the Silver Star, a Combat Action Ribbon, and a Purple Heart. Lee was survived by his wife, Maya and his mother, Debbie.
Hometown: Hood River, OR. AO2 Lee died in firefight with insurgents in Ramadi, Iraq as he was moving to lay down automatic weapons fire to protect his team. Visit the National Navy UDT-SEAL Museum Virtual Memorial Wall. The Museum honors the legacy of all of these men and is committed to serving their families.
