Marine Corps veteran diagnosed with rare skin cancer rallies CSUSM fraternity to fund disease research
Marine Corps veteran and Cal State University San Marcos alum Jason Byer is being honored by his fraternity, Kappa Sigma, which is raising money for rare disease research.
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