Yesterday the Kansas City STAR featured a front page story about an Iraq hero who we can proudly claim as our own. A roadside bomb in Iraq left Marshall Dial with a traumatic brain injury. Three years later, the former soldier uses a wall calendar to keep track of his appointments and activities. A car navigation system helps him when he gets lost on familiar streets. He and his family, Lori Dial and three children, are coping with his very serious injuries, but daily life is much more complicated for them than for most of us. You can read the full story here. (Photo credit: Kansas City STAR)
Oratory member, Marshall Dial featured in Kansas City STAR Story
Yesterday the Kansas City STAR featured a front page story about an Iraq hero who we can proudly claim as our own. A roadside bomb in Iraq left Marshall Dial with a traumatic brain injury. Three years later, the former soldier uses a wall calendar to keep track of his appointments and activities. A car navigation system helps him when he gets lost on familiar streets. He and his family, Lori Dial and three children, are coping with his very serious injuries, but daily life is much more complicated for them than for most of us. You can read the full story here. (Photo credit: Kansas City STAR)
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