Charles J. Watters: A Selfless Man

The military is a brutal place, not for the weak-minded. You have to push your limits mentally and physically. This man was mentally prepared to care for others. Charles J. Watters died in the line of combat caring for others more than himself. He was a priest in society and helped others whether it was advice or connecting to god. He became a soldier in the Vietnam War, and fought in perilous battles.
Chaplain Charles J. Watters was a selfless man who although lived a short life, sure lived an accomplished one. He was known as Chaplain Charles J. Watters had multiple schools named after him. He was a priest in his home-town of Jersey City. He was opposed to killing, instead he aided soldiers without caring for his safety. He is deserving