Retired Army Staff Sgt. Christopher Liby and his family walk through their new home Wednesday. The family was given the keys to the home in Vail through the Pulte Homes Built to Honor Program, that recognizes military personnel who have been injured in service.
Veteran receives mortgage-free home in Vail
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Above: Retired Army Staff Sgt. Christopher Liby and his family walk through their new home Wednesday. The family was given the keys to the home in Vail through the Pulte Homes Built to Honor Program, that recognizes military personnel who have been injured in service. Left: A banner greets the Liby family as they cut the ribbon Wednesday to their new Vail home.
A banner greets the Liby family as they cut the ribbon Wednesday to their new Vail home.
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