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Trevor Hartz |
Trevor Hartz was raised in Middle Tennessee since 2nd grade and grew up in Murfreesboro TN, where he was recruited to join the Marines in the year 2000. He was trained in the Marines as a motor transport driver and proudly served in combat areas of the Middle East. He passionately pursues Veterans and providing resources, opportunities and networks for them.
He is an inventor, a real estate professional, has a background in construction as home builder. He has a Degree from MTSU and has studied at Belmont University to advance his entrepreneurial education. He is a charismatic competitor with a passion to give and calling to succeed.
For Trevor, Communiserve is an opportunity to serve a cause that is close to heart. He was his father’s caretaker during his battle with squamous cell carcinoma, throat cancer. His father was also a Navy Veteran. Having to quit his job, while having his father live with him to take him to his appointments, Trevor realized that the VA couldn’t provide enough to pay his bills and was in danger of being homeless. Communiserve could have helped in this situation and made sure they were both taken care of. The mission is to make sure that no one else has to go through that depressive experience alone.
He is an inventor, a real estate professional, has a background in construction as home builder. He has a Degree from MTSU and has studied at Belmont University to advance his entrepreneurial education. He is a charismatic competitor with a passion to give and calling to succeed.
For Trevor, Communiserve is an opportunity to serve a cause that is close to heart. He was his father’s caretaker during his battle with squamous cell carcinoma, throat cancer. His father was also a Navy Veteran. Having to quit his job, while having his father live with him to take him to his appointments, Trevor realized that the VA couldn’t provide enough to pay his bills and was in danger of being homeless. Communiserve could have helped in this situation and made sure they were both taken care of. The mission is to make sure that no one else has to go through that depressive experience alone.