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Podcasts Off-Ramp
Fisher House - Easing a Family's Loss
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Dan Carino
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May 28, 2011
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Fisher House - Easing a Family's Loss
Off-Ramp host John Rabe talks with Robert Stanton, 50, whose son, Marine Corporal Jordan Stanton, 20, was killed in action in Afghanistan in March. What helped get the Stanton's through it was a non-profit group called Fisher House, which supports families of Marine casualties. Listen to the interview here, and CLICK THROUGH for a link to Fisher House. (Thumbnail: Cpl Stanton with fiancee Julie Dickson, courtesy Nick Stanton.)
Cpl. Jordan Stanton and his fiance Julie Dickson
Cpl. Jordan Stanton and his fiance Julie Dickson
(
Nick Stanton
)

Off-Ramp host John Rabe talks with Robert Stanton, 50, whose son, Marine Corporal Jordan Stanton, 20, was killed in action in Afghanistan in March. What helped get the Stanton's through it was a non-profit group called Fisher House, which supports families of Marine casualties. Listen to the interview here, and CLICK THROUGH for a link to Fisher House. (Thumbnail: Cpl Stanton with fiancee Julie Dickson, courtesy Nick Stanton.)

Off-Ramp host John Rabe talks with Robert Stanton, 50, whose son, Marine Corporal Jordan Stanton, 20, was killed in action in Afghanistan in March. What helped get the Stanton's through it was a non-profit group called Fisher House, which supports families of Marine casualties.

Listen to the interview here, and CLICK THROUGH for a link to Fisher House.

(Thumbnail: Cpl Stanton with fiancee Julie Dickson, courtesy Nick Stanton.)