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BO REICHENBACH – NEVER QUIT CHALLENGE OPERATOR
The Bo Reichenbach Benefit Fund supports U.S. Navy SEAL, Bo Reichenbach, who sustained injuries
while serving in Afghanistan. Learn more about Bo, his life, and how you can help by visiting the website
TheBoFund.org.
24-year-old Bo Reichenbach, a Special Operations 2 Navy SEAL, was critically injured by an improvised
explosive device on July 17, 2012 while serving our country in Afghanistan. Bo was awarded the Purple
Heart just two days after arriving back to the United States.
He has undergone over 20 medical procedures since then, and continues to conquer his path of recover
each and every day.
Bo hails from Billings, Montana where he grew up as an avid ice hockey player. When he was 15 years
old he left home to pursue his dream of being an NHL goaltender, and went to play Junior Hockey in
Canada for the Thunder Bay Wolverines.
Four years later, in March of 2008, he decided to serve our country and enlisted in the Navy. That same
year be became the father of a baby boy, Landon.
In May of 2010 he was promoted to Navy SEAL and entrusted with some of the most dangerous missions
in the military. Bo’s unit was deployed to Afghanistan on January 3, 2012.
When Bo returned to U.S. soil after his injury in July, his parents Don and Crystal and his younger brother
Ty (all Billings natives) were by his side.
Bo's father will relocate to Bethesda for the next year, as Bo undergoes extensive rehabilitation in
Maryland. Bo's mom says the Navy SEAL community has embraced her son and their family.
Don Reichenbach tells us Bo has a long road ahead of him, but he's going to land on top. He told his
father, "I don't want anyone to feel sorry for me. God has me on a new path and I'm excited for this new
adventure."

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Bo is on Team Spartan
Bo Reichenbach
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