“We’re just trying to open our arms to brothers and sisters out there,” Marcus Williams said.
PRATTVILLE, Ala. - A Prattville man is being honored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars for his work in his community to help veterans connect to the resources they need.
He hopes to bring fraternity chapters to Alabama and make them accessible in every county so no one gets left behind. Williams mentioned a lot of veterans suffer in silence because they do not have a space to be vulnerable about the issues that many face after coming back home from deployment.
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