WESLEY CHAPEL, Fla. — Building Homes for Heroes, PulteGroup’s Built to Honor, and different corporations have joined forces to present Gold-Star siblings a brand-new mortgage-free home in Wesley Chapel.
Nazeraeh Montrond misplaced her father, Army Sergeant Alberto Montrond, in February 2006 to an IED explosion in Afghanistan.
Then final 12 months, Nazaraeh’s mom handed away leaving the 22-year-old to care for 3 youthful siblings.
On Thursday, the Gold-Star siblings have been stunned with a brand new three-bedroom townhome, absolutely furnished and stuffed with items for the household.
But they stated having a everlasting place to name home is the most important reward.
“Not having to move again is the biggest blessing. Before we moved every two years and switching schools every two years was really hard. Now my brother gets to finish two years of high school, my sister all of high school, and my brother all of middle and high school. That’s more than I could as for,” stated Montrond.
The firm “Real Truck” additionally donated $125,000 to Building Homes for Heroes to allow them to proceed serving to Gold Star households.
