Earlier today, a trio of Team USA Olympians — hockey player Julie Chu, hurdler/bobsledder Lolo Jones, and skier Kikkan Randall — paid a visit to veterans at Fisher House in Houston. Pretty cool, right? But from the looks of things, it’s the athletes who were really inspired:
Thank you to the Fisher House for taking care of our veterans and their families. Great purpose! pic.twitter.com/9b2mzDLAMn
— Julie Chu (@juliechu13) April 16, 2014
Had a great breakfast with veterans and @BPTeamUSA at @FisherHouseFdtn in Houston. Loved hearing their stories pic.twitter.com/VMZDAwGuQ1
— Lolo Jones (@lolojones) April 16, 2014
Inspired to meet POW from WWII. Here is a 96 year old veteran who is still working every day! #Inspiring #Thankful pic.twitter.com/dmKqwPrzLp
— Julie Chu (@juliechu13) April 16, 2014
Thank you @VAHouston hospital and @BPTeamUSA for allowing us to meet our veterans! pic.twitter.com/jpejz372sN
— Julie Chu (@juliechu13) April 16, 2014
Former World War II POWs teaching @BPTeamUSA Winter Olympians how to do a selfie at @VAHouston Hospital. pic.twitter.com/ReXmcjbP13
— Lolo Jones (@lolojones) April 16, 2014
Had a great breakfast with veterans and their families at @FisherHouseFdtn in Houston with @BPTeamUSA http://t.co/1bYTpVwlgr
— Kikkan Randall (@kikkanimal) April 16, 2014
Just awesome.
Be sure to visit the Fisher House Foundation’s website to learn more!
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