Wesley Chapel's nonprofit Support the Troops still going strong
Inside a nondescript warehouse in Wesley Chapel, there’s a military mission going on. Or perhaps a better description is a mission FOR the military.
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Inside a nondescript warehouse in Wesley Chapel, there’s a military mission going on. Or perhaps a better description is a mission FOR the military.
The non-profit Support the Troops presented her with a flag flown in Afghanistan during the evacuation on Aug. 30 for her work on our drive, 10 for the Troops.
Whether it's military challenge coins or comics or Hummels, the reason for collecting is personal.
Officer Madsen was a husband and father of three. Author: Courtney Robinson Updated: 6:43 AM EDT March 16, 2021 TAMPA, Fla. — On Tuesday, family, friends, the Tampa Bay community, and fellow law enforcement officers from across the country will pay their final respects to fallen Tampa Police Officer Jesse Madsen. There was much more to the hero behind the badge. Madsen was a husband and father of three. He was a combat military veteran who served in the United States Marines and United States Army. His career spanned from 1994 to 2012. He served three combat ...
Remembering fallen Officer Jesse Madsen: Police officer, Marine, soldier, husband and father Courtney Robinson Replay Video UP NEXT On Tuesday, family, friends, the Tampa Bay community, and fellow law enforcement officers from across the country will pay their final respects to fallen Tampa Police Officer Jesse Madsen. There was much more to the hero behind the badge. Madsen was a husband and father of three. He was a combat military veteran who served in the United States Marines and United States Army. His career spanned from 1994 to 2012. He served three combat tours and w...