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She is dedicated to serving and honoring our United States Service Men & Women.2 Veterans, living in a vehicle on the street, wife 6 months pregnant For more information call Nancy Harland (563) 210-2567, Rick Harland (563. All proceeds will go to the Quad City Veteran Outreach Center.

#VETERANS OUTREACH FREE#

Her children enjoy placing flags at Veteran Soldier’s gravesites and assist with events hosted by Veterans Outreach. Rolling on the River Car Show- 1 October 2022, 9 AM to 3 PM: The event is open, free to the public and will be held at LeClaire Park, River Drive & Harrison Street entrance, Davenport, Iowa. She is married and has two children who also serve in Veteran’s Outreach Youth Volunteers. She takes pride in honoring and serving with Veteran’s Outreach. Her uncle Neal Wammack was a Vietnam Purple Heart Recipient.

Webber has family who has served in the Navy and Army. She owns and operates a Faith Based Counseling Practice ( Anew Counseling & Wellness) where Veteran’s and the public can seek counseling for PTSD and emotional support. Webber still meets the needs of many Veterans. Veteran Outreach Our volunteers visit our veterans at home, in hospital or in rehab drive them to appointments show appreciation by spending time with them and learn about their service experience take them out to lunch or for coffee and identify those in need of assistance to be able to connect them with appropriate resources when needed. This included helping the Veterans learn to walk and eat on their own again. In the past she has administered Restorative Therapy to Veteran residents at the Attala County Veteran’s Home. Monica Webber is an active board member and volunteer for the Veteran’s Outreach. She is a passionate Veterans advocate and currently serves as Vice President of the Veterans Outreach.ĭr. Holly volunteers her time to better serve the Veterans and help raise awareness to the Veterans’ needs. Here, Holly met Brother Jake and Sister Shirley and learned of the Veterans Outreach. Our Veterans Outreach team has assisted thousands of veterans with asbestos-related claims. While visiting Florence, Holly became attached to the other residents of the Home. Florence spent her last days in the Collins Veterans Home.

Holly’s mother-in-law, Florence, was a US Navy (WAVE) WWII veteran, as well. Holly is the daughter-in-law of an US Army Air Corp/US Air Force WWII and Korean Conflict veteran, a Silver Star and Purple Heart recipient. Holly, married to a now-retired federal investigator, is a mother to three children and grandmother to six. Holly, born in Richmond, Kentucky, adopted Mississippi as her home in 1961 when her father became employed at Ingalls Shipyard, helping build US Navy destroyers and Landing Helicopter Assault Ships. Don is currently serving as the President and Chairman of the Board for the Veterans Outreach. You may have seen Don, the “Flag Man,” at the corner of Lakeland Drive and Castlewood Drive, three times a year, collecting contributions for our Mississippi Veterans. Don served as a member of the Gold Star Memorial Board which was responsible for raising funds and the building of the Gold Star Memorial Wall at Camp Shelby. Don has raised funds for several different Veterans projects including the Wounded Warriors of Mississippi, Veterans Outreach and the Gold Star Family Memorial Project. Don and Jerri are passionate Veterans advocates for the Mississippi Veterans. Together, they have four children and two grandchildren. Don, a Mississippi State University graduate, is married to Jerrie Lynn Hartness. He has a passion for serving others and gives aid and comfort to those in their time of need. Don is an US Army Veteran who loves God, Family and Country.

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