…his HFOT home built. Michael is appreciative of HFOT’s donors and supporters who contributed to the building of his HFOT home. “This home improves my everyday life,” he says. related articles: The West Palm Beach Post, Oct. 4, 2022 Army SSG Michael Montange was leading a convoy in Baghdad, Iraq, some 15 years ago when he was hit by a roadside bomb. Read more. WPTV, Aug. 20, 2022 A national organization is paying it forward to local Veterans. Read more….
sgt John Vail Madison, MS Mission Accomplished on July 16, 2016 Army Sergeant John Vail, a military police officer, deployed with the 113th Military Police Company of the Mississippi Army National Guard in October 2011. On March 7, 2012, while on a routine patrol in Kuwait, the vehicle he was riding in rolled over, ejecting him and then landing on top of him. The incident resulted in a spinal cord injury and paralysis from the waist down. Following the…
…four months recovering and receiving therapies. Having grown up in Marion, Tex., Craig is happy to have brought his family home to his roots. Craig and his wife, Danielle have three children; Christian, Isabella, and Donovan. Craig enjoys spending time with his family. Going to the park and swimming are some of his favorite activities to do with them. When asked if there was anything he would like to say to those who made his specially adapted home possible, SPC…
…he has much appreciation for the generosity shown from Homes For Our Troops supporters. “The injury proved to be very challenging and debilitating for me and my family as it resulted in the double amputation of both legs. Having the opportunity to participate in such a great program means a lot not only to me but to my entire family,” he says. related articles: The San Diego Union-Tribune, Feb. 10, 2018 Today, Cristian Valle, his wife Blanca and their four…
…telling him, “You’ll make it…just hold on.” Airlifted to Balad, Wallace was still unconscious while in Landstuhl, Germany, waking to the sound of his wife’s voice three days later at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. As he looked at his wrapped limbs, he knew that his leg was gone, but did not realize he had lost his hand and lower right arm as well until he was told. Transferred to Balboa Naval Medical Center in San Diego, Wally was pleased…
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