By Susan Junker BCC Contributor
From left, Major General Tony Cupolo congratulated little Alana Matayka, SSG Ed and Karen Matayka and their son, Ryan, along with Helping A Hero Executive Director Bob Clark and builders Kenny Mantor and Daniel Huband during a "Welcome Home" ceremony in the Bridlegate subdivision on Tuesday, Nov. 9.
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CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. – Meredith Iler and Robert Clark of the Helping a Hero organization, were in Clarksville Sunday, hosting a key presentation...
Lee Greenwood is a busy man these days, between the release of his new children’s book, Proud to Be an American, and his nonstop touring schedule. But the 72-year-old is still finding time to serve as an ambassador for a cause close to his heart, Helping a Hero, which provides homes to severely wounded veterans.
“They build homes near where soldiers can get medical treatment,” Lee tells Nash Country Weekly. “There’s a lot in Texas, a lot in Virginia and D.C., because they’re near Bethesda, Maryland. Other guys want to be near their families, and they’re self-sufficient. Also, it’s important to note that we usually...
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To the brave men and women who sacrifice so much for our freedom, we salute you.
