by Michael G. Sheppard | Nov 8, 2018 | Michael G. Sheppard, Veteran Affairs
We owe a large debt of gratitude to those who have served our country. While many who have served in the military now live quiet and unassuming lives, there are veterans who have gone on to make a big splash in business and in Hollywood. Montel Williams After...
by Michael G. Sheppard | Oct 25, 2018 | Michael G. Sheppard, Veteran Affairs
While November is National Veterans and Military Families Months and while a lot of vets and their families will be enjoying free meals and social media posts declaring solidarity with current and former armed service members. However, at this time, many families...
by Michael G. Sheppard | Oct 5, 2018 | Michael G. Sheppard, Veteran Affairs
Leaving the military and adjusting to civilian life is difficult, and the process becomes even more so when vets struggle to find jobs. When making the transition, it’s helpful to understand why employers sometimes hesitate to hire veterans. Understanding the...
by Michael G. Sheppard | Aug 27, 2018 | Michael G. Sheppard, Veteran Affairs
The American flag embodies the values and core beliefs that the United States was founded on. These cherished values are defended by the brave men and women of the Armed Services, who give some or all of their lives in service to their country. The flag is furnished...
by Michael G. Sheppard | Aug 24, 2018 | Michael G. Sheppard, Veteran Affairs
In a thoughtful and well-considered effort to remain competitive in the pharmacy game, retailer Walgreens has joined forces with the Department of Veterans Affairs to provide servicemen and -women with more comprehensive care. The alliance dubbed the...
by Michael G. Sheppard | Aug 17, 2018 | Michael G. Sheppard, Veteran Affairs
Federal legislation considers people who don’t have a regular, fixed and adequate nighttime shelter as homeless. People who become homeless do so for a variety of reasons. In the 1970s, people were left without shelter when mental hospitals closed, and economic...
