A homeless Vietnam veteran\u2019s dream to have a warm, safe place to stay is closer to reality thanks, in part, to a generous donation from Kinzler Construction Services located in Tyler, TX (formerly Garland & Jones Insulation.)<\/p>\n
Ben Cordero has had a hard life from the start.\u00a0 He was left on the steps of an orphanage at age four and was moved around to different foster families but never adopted.\u00a0 He later joined the Navy and fought in Vietnam. Since then, Ben has suffered with severe PSTD. \u00a0Due to the severity of his PSTD, Ben had trouble keeping jobs long-term and became homeless, living in a run-down, cold and leaky RV.<\/p>\n
Kinzler Construction Services partnered with the non-profit organization \u201cThe King\u2019s Rein,<\/a>\u201d to build Ben a new place to live through their Veterans Home Program. Kinzler donated all of the product and labor expenses to insulate a cabin with energy-efficient spray foam.<\/p>\n \u201cKinzler\u2019s core focus is to serve others, build relationships and enrich lives,\u201d said Scott Wamack, General Manager of Kinzler\u2019s Tyler, TX operation. \u201cIt\u2019s not something folks at Kinzler Construction Services just say \u2013 this is a great example of how we actually live that out in the work that we do.\u201d<\/p>\n