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2019 April Veteran of the Month Terry Estabrook

Estabrook invested 35 years in the Army and the National Guard as a parachute rigger. As a current volunteer, he supports the local Fisher House that allows family members of veterans to stay at no charge while their loved one is in the VA hospital.

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Estabrook invested 35 years in the Army and the National Guard as a parachute rigger. As a current volunteer, he supports the local Fisher House that allows family members of veterans to stay at no charge while their loved one is in the VA hospital. He also volunteers with the Disabled American Veterans and places small American flags on gravesites at the Southern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery during various holidays. He accepted his framed award from Governor Steve Sisolak in the ceremony afterwards commenting, “It’s a great honor. I really feel humble.”

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