…doors and open floor plan are beneficial for when he is in his wheelchair. Most importantly, the home enables him to spend more quality time with his fiancee, Idera, and their son and young daughter. Originally from Pennsylvania and New Jersey, John chose to have his home built in Southern California. After living and visiting other places across the country, he says the Golden State is the only place that feels like home. John is extremely grateful to the donors,…
…you for supporting those who have served this great country.” related articles: Johnson City Record, July 3, 2019 With motorcycle and Comal County sheriff escort, Staff Sergeant Michael Lage and his family were welcomed by cheers of well-wishers as they pulled into the driveway of their new home Friday, June 7, 2019. Homes For Our Troops (HFOT) presented him with a new, fully furnished custom home with special adaptations to meet his needs as an injured Soldier. Read more. …
…HFOT home with a single-level, open layout will give Pascual the ability to access every room of the home in his wheelchair. The roll-in shower eliminates the risk of slipping on a wet floor, while the digital temperature controls in the two HVAC zones will allow him to regulate heat sensitivity issues related to his condition. The mortgage-free home will also give Pascual the freedom to focus on his work in the mental health field and complete his college degree….
…in the bathroom, and a wheelchair-accessible walkway surrounding the entire home are just a few of the features that will give Noah more independence and freedom in his daily life. The mortgage-free lifestyle will allow the Baileys to start their own farm-to-table business and save for their children’s futures. Originally from California, Noah is choosing to build his home in Texas to be close to family and friends. Noah is grateful to HFOT donors and supporters for this life-changing gift….
…improvised explosive device (IED) blast while investigating an enemy compound. Cpl Jaskolka and his K9 Havoc were evacuated to a field hospital, where he was placed in a medically induced coma. His injuries included the loss of his right leg below the knee and left leg limb salvage. He was transferred to Bethesda Naval Hospital for additional surgeries and rehabilitation before continuing his recovery at Navy Medical Center Balboa in California. Johnathan and his wife, Alina, are parents to a…
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