Rotarians got an up-close-and-personal tour of the War at Home exhibit behind the Larchmont Library. Norfolk is the first stop for the 20 sculptures honoring military service members or veterans who took their lives. Each day an average of 20 of our war heroes take their own lives due to suffering from PTSD and traumatic brain injuries. This exhibit by Mission 22 is designed to raise awareness about mental health issues. in the military Each larger-than-life sculpture is created from a photo of a real person who took his life. Each sculpture is personalized with an enlarged military dog tag.Honoring War at Home Victims
Rotarians got an up-close-and-personal tour of the War at Home exhibit behind the Larchmont Library. Norfolk is the first stop for the 20 sculptures honoring military service members or veterans who took their lives. Each day an average of 20 of our war heroes take their own lives due to suffering from PTSD and traumatic brain injuries. This exhibit by Mission 22 is designed to raise awareness about mental health issues. in the military Each larger-than-life sculpture is created from a photo of a real person who took his life. Each sculpture is personalized with an enlarged military dog tag.