Jayson Zimmerman, an Army veteran who medically retired from the military after suffering devastating injuries that cost him both of his legs below the knee, is pursuing his dream of becoming a nurse at Penn State Scranton, while getting involved in campus life and activities, and completing a 10K marathon.
Jayson Zimmerman, second from left, runs in this year's Marine Corps Marathon in Washington, D.C. -- a 10K run organized by the non-profit group, Team Semper Fi.
Jayson Zimmerman, a veteran student at Penn State Scranton, and a medically retired Army medic injured in combat, crosses the finish line after running his first 10K marathon in Washington, DC earlier this year.
Penn State Scranton student Jayson Zimmerman poses for a photo at the campus' Nittany Lion Shrine recently.
Jayson Zimmerman continues to stay active with the Honor Guard of the Dickson City American Legion Post 665, helping to provide graveside services to honor the military service of veterans who have passed away.
Jayson Zimmerman takes part in a service at a veteran's memorial marker during a recent ceremony honoring veterans who have passed.