Danna Carter was all smiles Friday as he talked about his impending move from an apartment to his own Merrillville home with his teenage son next month.
Carter joined fellow veterans, Habitat for Humanity and veterans action council officials and others at the second Veterans Build breakfast at St. Elijah Serbian Hall, where speakers told of the need for both monetary donations and for veterans to apply for the second house to be built under the program.
“Veterans are very humble. In my experience, they often don’t want help,” said Mary Morstadt, co-chair of the Veterans Build committee with the Northwest Indiana Veterans Action Council.
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