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A member of the Habitat For Humanity of Boone County,

A member of the Habitat For Humanity of Boone County,

A member of the Habitat For Humanity of Boone County, Ind., hammered nails into Plywood during a house-building project for wounded Marine Sgt. Jesse James on July 26th, 2012. Habitat for Humanity joined with t... More

Volunteer Marines for the Homes for Wounded Warriors

Volunteer Marines for the Homes for Wounded Warriors

Volunteer Marines for the Homes for Wounded Warriors Program helped remove shingles during a house-building project for wounded Marine Sgt. Jesse James on July 26th, 2012. The reserve Marines, based out of Peru... More

Paul McCully, F.A. Wilhelm Construction, hammered nails

Paul McCully, F.A. Wilhelm Construction, hammered nails

Paul McCully, F.A. Wilhelm Construction, hammered nails into a garage during a house-building project for wounded Marine Sgt. Jesse James on July 26th, 2012. Kelly volunteered to help reserve Marines from the H... More

David Stephens of Homes for Wounded Warriors Program

David Stephens of Homes for Wounded Warriors Program

David Stephens of Homes for Wounded Warriors Program measures a piece of wood for wounded Marine Sgt. Jesse James on July 26th, 2012. Habitat for Humanity joined with the Homes for Wounded Warriors Program to h... More

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