The Heartbeat of Vermillion: Marty Nygren - Vermillion Plain Talk
we moved here when I was six,” Nygren said. “And I joined the Army when I was 17. ”. Serving his country in the military and his community as a small business owner are what keeps him busy these days, but during his youth Nygren even spent time on the USD campus, going to classes until the... “I did a little bit of college at USD,” Nygren said. “I was going to college in 2000, and we ended up going to Germany with The Guard for an annual training. While he now manages Nygren’s True Value at 9 Court St. , he took an interesting path during his youth to get there. Nygren eventually spent time in the Middle East in 2011 and 2012 and is still active. “We raise funds and try to donate it back to the community,” Nygren said. Making quite the career for himself while serving, Nygren has moved up in rank since first joining during High School. “I’ll have completed 17 years in March and I’ll do at least 20 years,” Nygren said. “It’s about the camaraderie of the military and I enjoy giving back, I enjoy what I do. It’s been good to me and good to my family. While being enlisted and serving our country is something clearly near and dear to Nygren’s heart, his family is his number one priority. Source: www.plaintalk.net
