Operation FINALLY HOME along with local builder Silver Leaf Homes partnered to surprise U.S. Marine Cpl. Ray Lopez and his daughters with news they are receiving a new mortgage-free home. Lopez served three tours in Iraq and received two Purple Heart medals. Lopez has a 100 percent disabled veteran rating. Lopez said he was motivated to join the U.S. Marines after the terrorist attacks on 9/11.
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United States Marine Corps veteran Ray Lopez, center left, break ground on the lot of his future home with his daughters Sarah, 8, left, and Madison, 13, center, and Silver Leaf Homes co-founder Drew Wegman, center right, Monday morning at a groundbreaking ceremony in Odessa. Operation FINALLY HOME along with local builder Silver Leaf Homes partnered to surprise U.S. Marine Cpl. Ray Lopez and his daughters with news they are receiving a new mortgage-free home. Lopez served three tours in Iraq and received two Purple Heart medals. Lopez has a 100 percent disabled veteran rating. Lopez said he was motivated to join the U.S. Marines after the terrorist attacks on 9/11.
United States Marine Corps veteran Ray Lopez, center left, break ground on the lot of his future home with his daughters Sarah, 8, left, and Madison, 13, center, and Silver Leaf Homes co-founder Drew Wegman, center right, Monday morning at a groundbreaking ceremony in Odessa. Operation FINALLY HOME along with local builder Silver Leaf Homes partnered to surprise U.S. Marine Cpl. Ray Lopez and his daughters with news they are receiving a new mortgage-free home. Lopez served three tours in Iraq and received two Purple Heart medals. Lopez has a 100 percent disabled veteran rating. Lopez said he was motivated to join the U.S. Marines after the terrorist attacks on 9/11.
United States Marine Corps veteran Ray Lopez shakes hands with members of the Odessa Fire/Rescue Monday morning at a groundbreaking ceremony in Odessa. Operation FINALLY HOME along with local builder Silver Leaf Homes partnered to surprise U.S. Marine Cpl. Ray Lopez and his daughters with news they are receiving a new mortgage-free home. Lopez served three tours in Iraq and received two Purple Heart medals. Lopez has a 100 percent disabled veteran rating. Lopez said he was motivated to join the U.S. Marines after the terrorist attacks on 9/11.
United States Marine Corps veteran Ray Lopez and his daughters pose for a photo with members of the Patriot Guard Riders Monday morning at a groundbreaking ceremony in Odessa. Operation FINALLY HOME along with local builder Silver Leaf Homes partnered to surprise U.S. Marine Cpl. Ray Lopez and his daughters with news they are receiving a new mortgage-free home. Lopez served three tours in Iraq and received two Purple Heart medals. Lopez has a 100 percent disabled veteran rating. Lopez said he was motivated to join the U.S. Marines after the terrorist attacks on 9/11.
United States Marine Corps veteran Ray Lopez speaks with the media Monday morning at a groundbreaking ceremony in Odessa. Operation FINALLY HOME along with local builder Silver Leaf Homes partnered to surprise U.S. Marine Cpl. Ray Lopez and his daughters with news they are receiving a new mortgage-free home. Lopez served three tours in Iraq and received two Purple Heart medals. Lopez has a 100 percent disabled veteran rating. Lopez said he was motivated to join the U.S. Marines after the terrorist attacks on 9/11.
Odessa Fire/Rescue hang an American flag from their ladder truck in preparation for United States Marine Corps veteran Ray Lopez Monday morning at a groundbreaking ceremony in Odessa. Operation FINALLY HOME along with local builder Silver Leaf Homes partnered to surprise U.S. Marine Cpl. Ray Lopez and his daughters with news they are receiving a new mortgage-free home. Lopez served three tours in Iraq and received two Purple Heart medals. Lopez has a 100 percent disabled veteran rating. Lopez said he was motivated to join the U.S. Marines after the terrorist attacks on 9/11.
Odessa Fire/Rescue hang an American flag from their ladder truck in preparation for United States Marine Corps veteran Ray Lopez Monday morning at a groundbreaking ceremony in Odessa. Operation FINALLY HOME along with local builder Silver Leaf Homes partnered to surprise U.S. Marine Cpl. Ray Lopez and his daughters with news they are receiving a new mortgage-free home. Lopez served three tours in Iraq and received two Purple Heart medals. Lopez has a 100 percent disabled veteran rating. Lopez said he was motivated to join the U.S. Marines after the terrorist attacks on 9/11.
Odessa Fire/Rescue hang an American flag from their ladder truck in preparation for United States Marine Corps veteran Ray Lopez Monday morning at a groundbreaking ceremony in Odessa. Operation FINALLY HOME along with local builder Silver Leaf Homes partnered to surprise U.S. Marine Cpl. Ray Lopez and his daughters with news they are receiving a new mortgage-free home. Lopez served three tours in Iraq and received two Purple Heart medals. Lopez has a 100 percent disabled veteran rating. Lopez said he was motivated to join the U.S. Marines after the terrorist attacks on 9/11.
A sign reads " Future Home of USMC CPL Lopez and Family" at at a groundbreaking ceremony for a new home for United States Marine Corps veteran Ray Lopez Monday morning in Odessa. Operation FINALLY HOME along with local builder Silver Leaf Homes partnered to surprise U.S. Marine Cpl. Ray Lopez and his daughters with news they are receiving a new mortgage-free home. Lopez served three tours in Iraq and received two Purple Heart medals. Lopez has a 100 percent disabled veteran rating. Lopez said he was motivated to join the U.S. Marines after the terrorist attacks on 9/11.
Operation FINALLY HOME along with local builder Silver Leaf Homes partnered to surprise U.S. Marine Cpl. Ray Lopez and his daughters with news they are receiving a new mortgage-free home. Lopez served three tours in Iraq and received two Purple Heart medals. Lopez has a 100 percent disabled veteran rating. Lopez said he was motivated to join the U.S. Marines after the terrorist attacks on 9/11.
United States Marine Corps veteran Ray Lopez and his daughters pose for with Odessa Police Department officers and Texas Department of Public Safety Highway Patrol Troopers Monday morning at a groundbreaking ceremony in Odessa. Operation FINALLY HOME along with local builder Silver Leaf Homes partnered to surprise U.S. Marine Cpl. Ray Lopez and his daughters with news they are receiving a new mortgage-free home. Lopez served three tours in Iraq and received two Purple Heart medals. Lopez has a 100 percent disabled veteran rating. Lopez said he was motivated to join the U.S. Marines after the terrorist attacks on 9/11.
Operation FINALLY HOME project manager Ronnie Lyles speaks about Operation FINALLY HOME during an interview with the media after presenting United States Marine Corps veteran Ray Lopez and his daughters Sarah, 8, and Madison, 13, with news they are receiving a new mortgage-free home Monday morning at a groundbreaking ceremony in Odessa. Operation FINALLY HOME along with local builder Silver Leaf Homes partnered to surprise U.S. Marine Cpl. Ray Lopez and his daughters with the new mortgage-free home. Lopez served three tours in Iraq and received two Purple Heart medals. Lopez has a 100 percent disabled veteran rating. Lopez said he was motivated to join the U.S. Marines after the terrorist attacks on 9/11.
United States Marine Corps veteran Ray Lopez, left, shakes hands with Odessa Police Department Cpl. Golden Monday morning at a groundbreaking ceremony in Odessa. Operation FINALLY HOME along with local builder Silver Leaf Homes partnered to surprise U.S. Marine Cpl. Ray Lopez and his daughters with news they are receiving a new mortgage-free home. Lopez served three tours in Iraq and received two Purple Heart medals. Lopez has a 100 percent disabled veteran rating. Lopez said he was motivated to join the U.S. Marines after the terrorist attacks on 9/11.
Patriotic ribbons were tied to shovels at a groundbreaking ceremony for a new mortgage-free home for United States Marine veteran Ray Lopez and his family Monday in Odessa. Operation FINALLY HOME along with local builder Silver Leaf Homes partnered to surprise U.S. Marine Cpl. Ray Lopez and his daughters with news they are receiving a new mortgage-free home. Lopez served three tours in Iraq and received two Purple Heart medals. Lopez has a 100 percent disabled veteran rating. Lopez said he was motivated to join the U.S. Marines after the terrorist attacks on 9/11.
United States Marine Corps veteran Ray Lopez speaks Monday morning at a groundbreaking ceremony in Odessa. Operation FINALLY HOME along with local builder Silver Leaf Homes partnered to surprise U.S. Marine Cpl. Ray Lopez and his daughters with news they are receiving a new mortgage-free home. Lopez served three tours in Iraq and received two Purple Heart medals. Lopez has a 100 percent disabled veteran rating. Lopez said he was motivated to join the U.S. Marines after the terrorist attacks on 9/11.
Operation FINALLY HOME project manager Ronnie Lyles, center left, congratulates United States Marine Corps veteran Ray Lopez as he sits with his daughters Sarah, 8, and Madison, 13, Monday morning at a groundbreaking ceremony in Odessa. Operation FINALLY HOME along with local builder Silver Leaf Homes partnered to surprise U.S. Marine Cpl. Ray Lopez and his daughters with news they are receiving a new mortgage-free home. Lopez served three tours in Iraq and received two Purple Heart medals. Lopez has a 100 percent disabled veteran rating. Lopez said he was motivated to join the U.S. Marines after the terrorist attacks on 9/11.
Members of Patriot Guard Riders present a welcome home flag to United States Marine Corps veteran Ray Lopez Monday morning at a groundbreaking ceremony in Odessa. Operation FINALLY HOME along with local builder Silver Leaf Homes partnered to surprise U.S. Marine Cpl. Ray Lopez and his daughters with news they are receiving a new mortgage-free home. Lopez served three tours in Iraq and received two Purple Heart medals. Lopez has a 100 percent disabled veteran rating. Lopez said he was motivated to join the U.S. Marines after the terrorist attacks on 9/11.
Members of Patriot Guard Riders present a welcome home flag to United States Marine Corps veteran Ray Lopez Monday morning at a groundbreaking ceremony in Odessa. Operation FINALLY HOME along with local builder Silver Leaf Homes partnered to surprise U.S. Marine Cpl. Ray Lopez and his daughters with news they are receiving a new mortgage-free home. Lopez served three tours in Iraq and received two Purple Heart medals. Lopez has a 100 percent disabled veteran rating. Lopez said he was motivated to join the U.S. Marines after the terrorist attacks on 9/11.
United States Marine Corps veteran Ray Lopez smiles as he speaks Monday morning at a groundbreaking ceremony in Odessa. Operation FINALLY HOME along with local builder Silver Leaf Homes partnered to surprise U.S. Marine Cpl. Ray Lopez and his daughters with news they are receiving a new mortgage-free home. Lopez served three tours in Iraq and received two Purple Heart medals. Lopez has a 100 percent disabled veteran rating. Lopez said he was motivated to join the U.S. Marines after the terrorist attacks on 9/11.
United States Marine Corps veteran Ray Lopez hugs his daughters Sarah, left, and Madyson, right, after being surprised with a groundbreaking ceremony for a new home Monday, Aug. 2, in Odessa. Operation FINALLY HOME along with local builder Silver Leaf Homes partnered to surprise U.S. Marine Cpl. Ray Lopez and his daughters with a new mortgage-free home. Lopez served three tours in Iraq and received two Purple Heart medals. Lopez has a 100 percent disabled veteran rating. Lopez said he was motivated to join the U.S. Marines after the terrorist attacks on 9/11.
Silver Leaf Homes co-founder Drew Wegman speaks bout being able to partner Operation FINALLY HOME surprise U.S. Marine veteran Cpl. Ray Lopez and his daughters with a new mortgage-free home. Lopez served three tours in Iraq and received two Purple Heart medals. Lopez has a 100 percent disabled veteran rating. Lopez said he was motivated to join the U.S. Marines after the terrorist attacks on 9/11.
United States Marine Corps veteran Ray Lopez Monday morning at a groundbreaking ceremony in Odessa. Operation FINALLY HOME along with local builder Silver Leaf Homes partnered to surprise U.S. Marine Cpl. Ray Lopez and his daughters with news they are receiving a new mortgage-free home. Lopez served three tours in Iraq and received two Purple Heart medals. Lopez has a 100 percent disabled veteran rating. Lopez said he was motivated to join the U.S. Marines after the terrorist attacks on 9/11.
United States Marine Corps veteran Ray Lopez, center, prepares to break ground on the lot of his future home with his daughters Sarah, 8, and Madison, 13, Monday morning at a groundbreaking ceremony in Odessa. Operation FINALLY HOME along with local builder Silver Leaf Homes partnered to surprise U.S. Marine Cpl. Ray Lopez and his daughters with news they are receiving a new mortgage-free home. Lopez served three tours in Iraq and received two Purple Heart medals. Lopez has a 100 percent disabled veteran rating. Lopez said he was motivated to join the U.S. Marines after the terrorist attacks on 9/11.
United States Marine Corps veteran Ray Lopez hands his daughter Sarah, 8, a welcome home flag presented to him by members of the Patriot Guard Riders Monday morning at a groundbreaking ceremony in Odessa. Operation FINALLY HOME along with local builder Silver Leaf Homes partnered to surprise U.S. Marine Cpl. Ray Lopez and his daughters with news they are receiving a new mortgage-free home. Lopez served three tours in Iraq and received two Purple Heart medals. Lopez has a 100 percent disabled veteran rating. Lopez said he was motivated to join the U.S. Marines after the terrorist attacks on 9/11.
United States Marine Corps veteran Ray Lopez thanks members of Patriot Guard Riders after they presented him with a welcome home flag Monday morning at a groundbreaking ceremony in Odessa. Operation FINALLY HOME along with local builder Silver Leaf Homes partnered to surprise U.S. Marine Cpl. Ray Lopez and his daughters with news they are receiving a new mortgage-free home. Lopez served three tours in Iraq and received two Purple Heart medals. Lopez has a 100 percent disabled veteran rating. Lopez said he was motivated to join the U.S. Marines after the terrorist attacks on 9/11.
United States Marine Corps veteran Ray Lopez thanks members of Patriot Guard Riders after they presented him with a welcome home flag Monday morning at a groundbreaking ceremony in Odessa. Operation FINALLY HOME along with local builder Silver Leaf Homes partnered to surprise U.S. Marine Cpl. Ray Lopez and his daughters with news they are receiving a new mortgage-free home. Lopez served three tours in Iraq and received two Purple Heart medals. Lopez has a 100 percent disabled veteran rating. Lopez said he was motivated to join the U.S. Marines after the terrorist attacks on 9/11.
