My Nonprofit Reviews

I have known of TAPS through mailings and email since 2010 the year my brother was KIA. I read each magazine cover to cover and have been touched by the emails and cards received on special dates. This is something that you hear about in the news, things like "that" never happen to your family. Well I am hear to tell you that it does happen. It is not a group you want to be a part if, recognition you do not want. Having a group like TAPS keeping in touch lets you know that others are having the same struggles, feeling the pain that can hit without warning. I was able to attend the Survivor Seminar in Washington this past Memorial Day holiday. There was a lot of choices of seminars and activities. At first I was nervous, overwhelmed, felt it a "trip" I was taking and should not be enjoying. The trip was informative, educational, comforting, emotional and yes enjoyable too.

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