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Fort Bragg’s Chaplains in Time of Loss | Durham News
When tragedy strikes, Fort Bragg’s 140 chaplains and 70 casualty assistance officers stand ready to walk beside military families through unimaginable grief. After four service members died overseas—including two stationed at Fort Bragg—these dedicated professionals stepped into the void, offering not just spiritual care but unwavering presence. Chaplain Jay Outen, with 20 years of service, reminds us their mission is simple: listen, be there, and hold space for pain. Casualty supervisor Donell Bowser, who’s walked his own path of loss, underscores how these officers become a guiding light…
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