Letters to Fisher House Foundation To Whom It May Concern, I just want to say what a wonderful place you have in Denver. I was a beneficiary of your hospitality from 1999 to 2012. During this time my husband had two open heart surgeries and I would not have been able to be there for him without the Fisher House. Dear Fisher House, On Christmas Day, members of my family collected money rather than giving personal gifts. This gift is given on behalf of, and to honor, my son.... He is a retired Army vet who served in Operation Iraqi Freedom. While he was in Iraq, he required surgery and was sent to Landstuhl Medical Center. After surgery, he was sent to the Fisher House to recover. His wife was able to be with him, and we will be forever grateful to y’all at the Fisher House.
To the F isher House Foundation: Thank you so much for allowing us to stay at the F isher House during our son’s two brain surgeries in the Fall of 1997 to Fall of 1998. [He] was hospitalized for 90 days at Walter Reed. [He] turns 50 years old in November. He’s an a mazing man — a wonderful person who never complains. He continues to make us so proud. We are so grateful to all involved with the F isher House and Walter Reed Medical Center. Dear Fisher House, While my partner was hospitalized at the VA hospital in West Roxbury, Massachusetts, I stayed at the Fisher House from September 15-20. There are no words to express my/our thanks for such a beautiful, warm, and welcoming home away from home.
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THE PATRIOT • VOLUME 11 • ISSUE 1 • 2020
