As Veteran’s Day approaches, our nation takes time to honor the bravery and sacrifices of the men and women who have served in the armed forces. For many, these moments of recognition bring forth memories of service, camaraderie, and sometimes loss. For U.S. Army Vietnam War veteran and Crumley House Cofounder Steve Barrett, these memories are not bound to a single day—they remain vivid and enduring. Recently, Barrett was among a group of approximately twenty veterans from the Appalachian Highlands region who participated in an Honor Flight to Washington, D.C. The Honor Flight of the Appalachian Highlands is a branch of the national Honor Flight Network, a program dedicated to transporting veterans to the nation’s capital to visit the memorials built to honor their service and sacrifice. This journey offered Barrett and his fellow veterans a moment to reflect, remember, and receive long-overdue recognition. … [Read more...]
Members, family and staff gather long-time resident’s “Celebration of Life”
The Crumley House held a memorial last week for Paul Jollay, a twenty-three-year resident of the Brain Injury Rehab facility. Jollay passed away earlier this year in June. … [Read more...]
Beach Party a success; Campaign continues with online auction
The Crumley House hosted its 14th Annual Polynesian Beach Party on Saturday, drawing over 250 enthusiastic participants who enjoyed the celebration while supporting the traumatic brain injury rehab center. “Our Polynesian Beach Party was truly a wonderful event for everyone who attended, and we are deeply grateful for their presence,” said Executive Director Guynn Edwards. “We must also extend our heartfelt thanks to the individuals, businesses, and organizations that contributed to making this event possible. We recognize that an event of this magnitude could not happen without their generous support.” … [Read more...]
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