…and hopes to one day return to school and study gunsmithing. Edward and his family received their specially adapted Homes For Our Troops home in New York on Nov. 19, 2016. “Thank you for all that you have done for me and my family. This home gives me my freedom and my independence back…I do not have to ask my wife for help with everything and I am able to once again provide for my family. This home benefits all…
…emerged from his coma six months later. Soon after, he transferred to a rehab facility in Southern California. There he regained his ability to comprehend his surroundings, speak clearly, eat and move his body. He currently uses a wheelchair but does equestrian and pool therapy to further his recovery. Alex married his wife Kim in October 2013 and before receiving their HFOT home, they lived with Alex’s parents. Kim describes her husband as an energetic, happy person who brings smiles…
…the lives of injured service men and women directly by providing a home, a foundation, for them and their families. You provide them with comfort, peace of mind, and safety. Your service, in the form of donations and support, is just as great of a service and sacrifice that they have made. They served their country to ensure our freedoms are not lost and you served your country by supporting HFOT to ensure they continue to live with those freedoms.”…
…Veteran, Army Sergeant Charles “Doug” Harris. Though he has made significant progress in his recovery, there are unavoidable challenges Brandon must face. He can walk up the stairs on his prosthetic but some days it’s a challenge, and he realizes his mobility will decline as he ages, especially if he cannot use his wheelchair within his home. Receiving a specially adapted custom Homes For Our Troops home will give Brandon more freedom, which will benefit both his physical and emotional…
…hold on. His next recollection is waking up at Walter Reed Medical Center with his family by his side, unaware that he had made the journey to Landstuhl, Germany, and ultimately stateside. SSG Woods was paralyzed from the shoulders down as a result of his injury. Now medically retired, Bunky enjoys watching sports, reading, attending church, and spending time with his family. Homes For Our Troops is proud to have donated a new specially adapted custom home to Bunky on…
Sign Up for Updates:
Thank you for signing up!
Connect With Us: