Who you can help - the Calderon Family

U.S. Marine Lance Cpl Ramon A Calderon (Veteran)

"Lance Corporal Calderon was severely injured during multiple combat missions in Afghanistan"

Home: St. Augustine, Florida

Injury: Service-connected disabilities include severe posttraumatic stress disorder, hearing loss and tinnitus (i.e., severe ringing in the ears).

Operations: Enduring Freedom (at sea and on land) - combat element for the 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit Special Operations Capable deployed to Afghanistan on September 18th 2001.

Last Military Assignment: Company L 3rd Battalion 6th Marines 2nd Marine Division

Immediate Family: Wife and four children.

Personal Interests: "I love fishing, family outings at the beach, taking the family through historic Saint Augustine"

Current Situation:
After losing his job two weeks before Christmas, Ramon is now working while continuing his treatment at a local Veterans Administration outpatient clinic. He plans on joining Crowley Maritime in September once he completes VA Vocational Training. Ramon's wife has found full-time employment - after staying at home to care for their four children - and expects a significant increase in income after completing a 90-day probationary period. Rebuild Hope helped this family create a 12-month budget and has helped them pay for their last month's rent before they move to a less costly apartment and some basic living expenses.

Current Requests: Need: $1400 (one-month rent, living expenses) Received: $200 Unmet Need: $1200 Donate
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The Calderon Family joined Rebuild Hope in April 2010.

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Home:	St. Augustine, Florida
Injury:	Service-connected disabilities include severe posttraumatic stress disorder, hearing loss and tinnitus (i.e., severe ringing in the ears).
Operations:	Enduring Freedom (at sea and on land) - combat element for the 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit Special Operations Capable deployed to Afghanistan on September 18th 2001.
Last Military Assignment:	Company L 3rd Battalion 6th Marines 2nd Marine Division
Immediate Family:	Wife and four children.
Personal Interests:	"I love fishing, family outings at the beach, taking the family through historic Saint Augustine"
Current Situation:	After losing his job two weeks before Christmas, Ramon is now working while continuing his treatment at a local Veterans Administration outpatient clinic. He plans on joining Crowley Maritime in September once he completes VA Vocational Training. Ramon's wife has found full-time employment - after staying at home to care for their four children - and expects a significant increase in income after completing a 90-day probationary period. Rebuild Hope helped this family create a 12-month budget and has helped them pay for their last month's rent before they move to a less costly apartment and some basic living expenses.