Get The Scoop On The World’s Foremost Prostate Cancer Awareness Advocate Kevin Byrd

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Longtime Global Prostate Cancer Advocate Kevin Byrd named Super Nova in Groundbreaking Interview

Kevin Byrd’s long, lengthy, and esteemed career as "the world’s foremost Prostate Cancer Awareness Advocate" begin at the tender age of 24.  It all begin as a result of his grandfather being diagnosed with prostate cancer.

It is still very unusual for a young man to take up the work that Mr. Byrd has embarked upon during his twenties.  Let’s take a glimpse into the extraordinary work Kevin Byrd has been doing over several decades.

 

Mr. Byrd started early in his career as a child actor in Utica, New York.  What is unique about his journey is the length of time that he has been involved in advocacy as well as his deep level of human commitment through trials and tribulations.

It is a known fact that in the normal course of our lives we will all encounter roadblocks in life. Mr. Byrd through it all has found a way to consistently spread his message locally, regionally, nationally and internationally to make a difference on the planet.

As we take readers down memory lane to learn about the scope and depth of his life's mission (and work to uncover and shared multiple layers of his life) we hope it will empower others to be faithful to their dreams.  Kevin Byrd is nationally known for his portrayal as Lt. John R. Fox in the 2006 History/HBO movie “Honor Deferred” produced by Al Roker.  It starred Samuel Jackson and Bernie Mac.

Lt. John R. Fox was a WWII hero who killed 100 German Soldiers in the War, died in action, and was posthumously awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor, five decades after his heroic acts by President Clinton.  The documentary picked up an Emmy/NAMIC Vision Award Nomination and garnered great reviews.