
Canton High graduate Patrick Collier re-enlisted in the Navy on a wakeboard in a South Carolina lake recently. (Photo courtesy Petty Officer 2nd Class Nicole Johnson)
CANTON — Patrick Collier, who grew up in Canton and graduated from Canton High in 2003, has re-enlisted in the U.S. Navy after nearly five years of service to his country.
Collier chose a unique location to swear his oath of enlistment – on a South Carolina lake riding a wakeboard.
Collier is a Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class and a radiologic technician for the Naval Health Clinic Charleston, located at Joint Base in Charleston, South Carolina. Collier swore his oath of enlistment on a wakeboard at Trophy Lakes in Johns Island, South Carolina. Navy Lt. Lauren Brown, a physical therapist at Naval Health Clinic Charleston, served as the re-enlistment officer on the boat.

Navy Lt. Lauren Brown, a physical therapist at Naval Health Clinic Charleston, served as the re-enlistment officer.
Navy Lt. Lauren Brown, a physical therapist at Naval Health Clinic Charleston, served as the re-enlistment officer on the boat.
Collier is the son of Marian and Norman Collier of Canton.
The Naval Health Clinic Charleston provides a wide range of services and wellness programs for more than 17,000 service members, family members and veterans each year.
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