On Tuesday, the American Legion Post 56 and the Pleasant Gardens Baptist Church’s Fishers of Men group were on hand for the construction of a ramp for 92-year-old Korean War veteran Raymond Alexander. They used lumber that was donated by the Lowe’s Home Improvement store in Marion. At the construction site were (front row, from left to right) Cliff Blood, Ron Clark Mike Brown, Frank McGee, Post 56 Commander Alan Mainer, Tommy Hendley and Scott Maxwell. In the back row are Raymond Alexander and Randy Hollifield.
On Tuesday, the American Legion Post 56 and the Pleasant Gardens Baptist Church’s Fishers of Men group worked to build a ramp for 92-year-old Korean War veteran Raymond Alexander.
On Tuesday, the American Legion Post 56 and the Pleasant Gardens Baptist Church’s Fishers of Men group worked to build a ramp for 92-year-old Korean War veteran Raymond Alexander. The Fishers of Men group attempts to build one ramp a week for the elderly and disabled.
On Tuesday morning, the group was hard at work building a ramp for Raymond Alexander, a 92-year-old Korean War veteran who lives near McDowell Memorial Park.
Lowe’s employees across the company – from stores to supply chain locations to customer support centers – are invited to participate in the Lowe’s Heroes program. Employees adopt a project of their choice that meets critical needs of associates, communities and industry by supporting safe, affordable housing initiatives as well as skilled trade education. Forest Loftis with the Lowe’s Home Improvement store in Marion reached out to Alan Mainer, commander of American Legion Post 56, and soon discovered that with their handicap ramp projects numbering as many as one per week in the local area, Post 56 was the best immediate option.
On Tuesday, the American Legion Post 56 and the Pleasant Gardens Baptist Church’s Fishers of Men group were on hand for the construction of a ramp for 92-year-old Korean War veteran Raymond Alexander. They used lumber that was donated by the Lowe’s Home Improvement store in Marion. At the construction site were (front row, from left to right) Cliff Blood, Ron Clark Mike Brown, Frank McGee, Post 56 Commander Alan Mainer, Tommy Hendley and Scott Maxwell. In the back row are Raymond Alexander and Randy Hollifield.
On Tuesday, the American Legion Post 56 and the Pleasant Gardens Baptist Church’s Fishers of Men group worked to build a ramp for 92-year-old Korean War veteran Raymond Alexander.
On Tuesday, the American Legion Post 56 and the Pleasant Gardens Baptist Church’s Fishers of Men group worked to build a ramp for 92-year-old Korean War veteran Raymond Alexander. The Fishers of Men group attempts to build one ramp a week for the elderly and disabled.
On Tuesday morning, the group was hard at work building a ramp for Raymond Alexander, a 92-year-old Korean War veteran who lives near McDowell Memorial Park.
Lowe’s employees across the company – from stores to supply chain locations to customer support centers – are invited to participate in the Lowe’s Heroes program. Employees adopt a project of their choice that meets critical needs of associates, communities and industry by supporting safe, affordable housing initiatives as well as skilled trade education. Forest Loftis with the Lowe’s Home Improvement store in Marion reached out to Alan Mainer, commander of American Legion Post 56, and soon discovered that with their handicap ramp projects numbering as many as one per week in the local area, Post 56 was the best immediate option.
