Frantically Working To Finish Vet’s Home
04.12.12Filed Under: ECI News
Volunteers working on a “Homes for Wounded Warriors Project” in Kokomo are frantically to finish a home for an Afghanistan War veteran and his family, after learning Sunday that veteran Anthony Walton suffered a seizure, fell and is in intensive care, fighting for his life. Workers are even more committed to completing the home for Walton, who while on active duty, was shot 37 times, costing him the use of his left arm and leaving him legally blind.
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