Teen battling terminal cancer made an honorary Marine
The Marines just bestowed a terminally ill Gwinnett County teenager with an incredible honor. For the past two years, 17-year-old Jack Lowe has braved a fast-spreading bone cancer. Still, nothing could stop him from achieving his dream of joining the ranks of the United States Marine Corps.
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