Veterans

Reynaldo was a homeless veteran living in Flagstaff, Ariz. until Catholic Charities helped him to get out of the cold and into college.

Ken remembers serving in the U.S. Army in the Gulf War, but he doesn’t like to. “We killed a lot of people,” said Ken. “People think that war is just a cake walk, but its not.”

After leaving the military in 1991, Ken spent more than 20 years walking a trail of heartache with five broken marriages and time in jail.

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