One local veteran was overcome with emotions after being walked through his house that had been fully renovated over the weekend.
Retired Staff Sgt. Dave Caillouet is a former 19K battle tanker soldier who served many years at Fort Hood in the late 1990s and early 2000s. He lives alone with his faithful companion and service animal Otto, a 90 pound, robust black lab with the energy of a much younger dog, according to a news release from Surplus Americans, the nonprofit leading the renovation.
Surplus Americans, a San Marcos based veteran nonprofit founded in 2016, were the leaders on the renovation in connection with many other local organizations including the Fort Hood Area Habitat for Humanity. Founders Hunter Bruce and Jason White started the nonprofit immediately after the closure of The Brass House, Jazz and Blues Club, in Austin, where they both worked for many years.
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Zang set up a ‘Boulangerie Viennoise’ - Viennese Bakery - where his Kipferl sold, very appropriately, like hotcakes, and became known as croissants - the French for crescent.
During the year that’s passed News Letter readers’ e-mails introduced us to numerous people and places.
Like the two American sisters, Patty and Mildred Hill, who composed the oft-sung (while handwashing!) refrain ‘Happy Birthday to You’, first published in the Golden Book of Favourite Songs, printed in 1915.
The River Bush was explored here in fluent Ulster Scots “on hir wye doon tae the sea”; Belfast author, aviator and travel writer Geoff Hill alighted on this page after flying all over Ulster to get his pilot’s licence and Dublin writer Ann Lane introduced a host of striking local sculptures in her By The Way books.