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2018 March Veteran of the Month Robert Jackson

Jackson works tirelessly to assist service members in transitioning to civilian life. He often provides rehabilitative opportunities.

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Jackson works tirelessly to assist service members in transitioning to civilian life. He often provides rehabilitative opportunities. As head of “Heroes in the Rough,” he and other volunteers take wounded veterans, at no cost, to enjoy a round of golf. At the ceremony, he told those attending, “It’s important for younger veterans to get out of the house and to stay active, on their road to leading productive lives.” In addition to his work with “Heroes in the Rough,” he attends veterans’ funerals at the Boulder City Veterans Cemetery.

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