Credit: Crabbe family
Photo Credit: Crabbe family
Justin Crabbe (second from right) and his family at the groundbreaking ceremony for his new house in Yucaipa provided by the nonprofit Homes for Our Troops.
Justin Crabbe with his parents in the recovery room shortly after his return from Afghanistan.
Justin Crabbe and his father Clifford.
Thanks to her co-workers donating more than a year of their vacation hours, Maureen Crabbe was able to help her son Justin recover from his war injuries suffered while serving in Afghanistan.
Turning Dreams of Homeownership into Reality for Injured War Veterans
SCE employees and the nonprofit Homes for Our Troops collaborate to help raise funds to build homes for wounded vets.
By Caroline Aoyagi-Stom
@SCE_CarolineA
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