…pottery studio out of his Homes For Our Troops home in Fredericksburg, Va. His work was featured on the PBS series Crafting in America in 2014. SGT Recendez is grateful to be living in a home adapted to his injuries. “Rather than compromising my ability to adapt to my living environment, my environment adapts to me. Thank you to Homes For Our Troops and their donors for empowering injured Service Members and showing support to individuals like me. Your support…
…PayPal as their payment method) will see Homes For Our Troops featured at the bottom of the checkout screen. Shoppers can support our nation’s severely injured post – 9/11 Veterans by choosing to donate $1 to $25 toward HFOT’s mission. You can continue to support HFOT even after the week is over by adding us as your favorite charity! Go to https://www.charity.ebay.com/charity/Homes-For-Our-Troops,-Inc./3511 to “Add to My Favorites.” We appreciate your support of our mission to Building Homes and Rebuild Lives!…
Cpl Tony Mullis Hawkinsville, GA Mission Accomplished on June 15, 2013 On April 6, 2011, Marine Corporal Tony Mullis was on his second deployment when he lost both of his legs and sustained severe injuries to his right arm after a bomb exploded in Southern Afghanistan, the day after the birth of his first child. Cpl Mullis was on a mission to clear abandoned compounds when he saw wires indicative of an improvised explosive device (IED) and started moving…
CWO3 JEFFREY PCOLA Seneca, SC Mission Accomplished on June 18, 2011 On March 27, 2003, Marine CWO3 Jeffrey Pcola was commanding 24-hour reconnaissance operations in Ad Diwaniyah, Iraq, when the convoy he was driving came under attack. While preparing to step from the Fox Reconnaissance Vehicle, an enemy mortar impact within 100 meters blew CWO3 Pcola from the moving vehicle. CWO3 Pcola sustained spinal and internal injuries as well as a broken neck. Additional mortar attacks followed and small…
SGT JEFFREY ADAMS Elbert, CO Project Completed on June 25, 2011 Army Sergeant Jeffrey Adams lost both of his legs due to injuries sustained while deployed to Afghanistan in August 2009. While on his second deployment, SGT Adams was returning to base from the Pesh River Valley when the Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) Vehicle he was riding in ran over an improvised explosive device (IED). Pulled from the damaged vehicle, SGT Adams has no recollection of what happened prior…
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