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Screening
Regular PSA monitoring contributed to early detection.
Lee’s Story
Lee H. Moultrie’s work is shaped by military service, community leadership, cancer survivorship, healthcare advocacy, and a commitment to helping people understand the decisions that can affect their health, protection, and legacy.
The Person Behind the Work
Lee’s story cannot be reduced to one profession or one chapter. His path connects service in the United States Air Force, years of community involvement, a personal cancer journey, health education, public advocacy, relationship building, and financial-protection awareness.
What ties those experiences together is a belief that people make stronger decisions when they have access to clear information, trusted relationships, and someone willing to meet them where they are.
A Foundation of Service
Before his cancer diagnosis and before his broader public advocacy, Lee’s life was already grounded in service. His experience in the United States Air Force helped shape the discipline, responsibility, and commitment to others that continue to guide his work.
After military service, his involvement in community health and wellness grew. He became increasingly focused on helping people recognize risk factors, connect with resources, and take a more active role in their own well-being.
The Cancer Journey
Lee initially monitored his diagnosis carefully before later reaching the point when treatment became necessary.
When that time came, he selected proton therapy and began an approximately eight-week treatment course during the winter of 2021.
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Regular PSA monitoring contributed to early detection.
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A support-group conversation introduced Lee to proton therapy.
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Treatment strengthened his commitment to helping others seek care and ask informed questions.
Lee’s experience is personal and is not a substitute for medical advice. Individuals should discuss screening and treatment decisions with qualified healthcare professionals.
A Renewed Purpose
Cancer did not create Lee’s commitment to healthcare advocacy, but it gave the work a new personal dimension. After treatment, he expanded his efforts to help people navigate health information and bring practical conversations into underserved communities.
Through support groups, educational outreach, and personal testimony, he encourages people to ask questions, keep regular appointments, and take an active role in their care.
The work is personal, but the message is inclusive: clearer information can give people more options.
Trust Built in the Community
Lee’s community-health research work reflects a simple belief: meaningful participation begins with trust. Through In Our DNA SC, he encouraged historically underrepresented communities to learn, ask questions, and consider participating.
His approach is practical and personal—conversations in healthcare settings, barber shops, churches, and everyday community spaces. He encouraged researchers to work through trusted local voices and engage people directly.
“We have new ideas. We have ways we can do this. We’ll get there.”
Life After Treatment
Recovery is not only about completing treatment. It is also about rebuilding confidence, maintaining movement, and staying connected to others who understand the experience.
Lee’s commitment to exercise, wellness, and continued activity reflects a broader belief: survivorship is an ongoing responsibility to keep moving, keep learning, and use experience in service of others.
Movement. Education. Community. Forward motion.
As a cancer survivor, I wish I understood the power and value of having a life insurance policy with living benefits before being diagnosed with cancer in 2015.
— Lee Moultrie
That experience now shapes Lee’s commitment to helping others understand protection options before an unexpected diagnosis or major life event occurs.
The Work Continues
Lee’s experience now informs work spanning protection, advocacy, leadership, and relationship building.
Protection
Helping individuals, families, and business owners better understand protection, living benefits, legacy considerations, and long-term preparedness.
Explore Insurance ServicesAdvocacy
Using lived experience and community relationships to support health awareness, screening conversations, patient advocacy, and access to reliable information.
View Healthcare AdvocacyLeadership
Speaking with universities, organizations, businesses, and community audiences about survivorship, service, advocacy, leadership, and legacy.
Invite Lee to SpeakPartnership
Building relationships that connect people, organizations, communities, and opportunities across local and international settings.
Explore Global PartnershipsFeatured Coverage
Independent profiles have documented Lee’s cancer journey, screening advocacy, community-health leadership, and work supporting representation in research.
UF Health Proton Therapy Institute
Lee’s treatment journey, recovery, commitment to early detection, and renewed community advocacy.
Read the StoryUF Health Proton Therapy Institute
Lee’s continued work encouraging screening, support-group participation, and informed conversations about prostate health.
Read the StoryKFF Health News
Lee’s role in encouraging broader community participation in health research through trusted local relationships.
Read the StoryAmerican Cancer Society Cancer Action Network
A profile highlighting Lee’s long-standing involvement in cancer awareness, health outreach, and community service.
Read the StoryFeatured coverage is presented for background and does not imply organizational endorsement of Lee H. Moultrie & Associates.
The Next Chapter
Lee’s story continues through the people, organizations, and communities he serves. Whether the need involves financial protection, healthcare advocacy, speaking, or partnership, the first step is a meaningful conversation.
Personal experience. Clear communication. Purpose-driven service.
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