…parents to sons, Devin and Jaxon. The family’s specially adapted custom HFOT home provides a barrier-free living space where Marco can move freely from room to room from the comfort of his wheelchair. The roll-in shower allows him to maintain his independence while showering. Gina no longer worries about him slipping on a wet floor while in his prosthetics. Every inch of the home is fully accessible, enabling Marco to help Gina around the home with chores and caring for…
…makes life easier for him. A mortgage-free home provides a safe, worry-free environment for Toran and his wife Lisa. He has interned with several publicly traded companies and has also worked within the House of Representatives with Congressman Duncan D. Hunter. He would like to build on those professional experiences in the future. Living in a safe home built around his needs where he is not likely to slip and fall ensures he stays healthy and strong and becomes more…
…outdoors, thrifting, and crafting metal and wood projects. She has plans to create a nonprofit organization as part of the Maker Movement that provides a space for the community to learn, teach, and be creative. She is currently pursuing a degree in communications at the University of Texas San Antonio. She already has a bachelor’s in fine arts from The Art Institute’s Miami International University of Art and Design and she has studied in the Cochise College Intelligence Studies program….
Marine Sgt Craig Brady Holden, MA Craig Brady enlisted in the Marines as a combat engineer, drawn to the lifestyle and camaraderie of the elite force. On January 7, 2010, during his third combat deployment, Sergeant Brady was conducting a battle damage assessment with the 2nd Combat Engineer Battalion, 2nd Marine Division, when he was injured in an improvised explosive device (IED) blast in Nowzad, Afghanistan. He lost his right leg below the knee and sustained injuries to his back…
…arrangements that allow him to rest and recover, yet his former home was not suited to his needs. The non-adapted entrances had stairs, with homemade ramps providing the only wheelchair-accessible option into the house. Due to the pain of wearing a prosthetic for most of the day, when Brian chose to rest in his wheelchair, he was unable to navigate from room to room. A specially adapted custom home with a barrier-free, open floor plan allows full access, and the…
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