…into his home in 2013, Joe continued competing in triathlons and marathons for handcycling. He completed his 29th Marathon and competed in an Ironman in November 2015. He returned to school and was pursuing a degree in exercise science. Joe was an advocate for HFOT, often speaking at HFOT events and corporate events. He was also a devoted husband and father to his wife Cara and their three children. Joe said his Homes For Our Troops home was life-changing. “Being…
…dramatically because of this home,” he says. “It’s a godsend and a blessing.” Orlando is choosing to build his home in Maria’s home state of Texas. Orlando would like to thank HFOT donors and supporters for their compassion and generosity. “My wife and I are blessed to have people like you who care about us. We never would have been able to have a home that gives me complete access and independence. This is beyond a dream.” Donate to this…
SSG JASON LETTERMAN Hinesville, GA Mission Accomplished on Feb. 12, 2011 In May 2008, Army Staff Sergeant Jason L. Letterman lost both of his legs, sustained a traumatic brain injury (TBI), and fractured his shoulder and pelvis from an improvised explosive device (IED) explosion in Farasiyah, Iraq. SSG Letterman was an Infantry squad leader of the 3rd Battalion, 7th Infantry, 3rd Infantry Division, conducting a patrol when the vehicle carrying him rolled over an IED while returning to his…
…and aspires to join the U.S. Paralympic Mono-Ski Team. Having completed his associate’s degree, Brad plans to pursue a bachelor’s degree in Homeland Security and hopes to complete internships with Federal Agencies during his rehabilitation. SSgt Lang says, “Joining the Marine Corps and becoming an EOD Technician was about more than ensuring freedom. It was about protecting my son, your children, and the children of the future so that they are kept from making the sacrifices so many others have…
…above the knee, and sustained irreversible nerve damage to his left arm and hand, and a shattered jaw. When Kenny first returned home after his injuries, he often became frustrated when tasks like doing the laundry and showering became difficult because of a lack of accessibility. He could not use his wheelchair in his home because the doorways were too narrow. He was thrilled to receive a specially adapted custom HFOT home where he not only lived comfortably, but could…
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