Transition units theory
There are almost 20 million veterans in this nation, which give us over 20 million reasons to thank veterans and their families for their service.
HONOR OUR HEROES - PRESENTER - CORNELIUS J. MAXWELL
Our Honor Our Heroes presenter and Executive Director or Lorna Rene, proposed his Transition Units Theory on veterans week in 2017 at the Oklahoma State Capitol. Cornelius J. Maxwell, Iraqi Freedom Veteran, has since continued advocacy for veterans. Below are his presentations. For more information, visit Mr-Maxwell.com.
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For more on Cornelius J. Maxwell, visit Mr-Maxwell.com.
Sign our petition at Change.org.
For more on Cornelius J. Maxwell, visit Mr-Maxwell.com.
resources - videos and presentation
Here is a copy of the Bill Proposal for the Transition Units Theory.
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transition units speech - honor our heroes 2017 |
arizona house of representatives bill proposal (2019) |
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Begins at 29:30.
archived: honor our heroes 3
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With the help of our communities, we've launched successful events. Here's how you can partner with us to honor our heroes. We're still in need of the following: a. Venue in the Greater Phoenix areas b. 100K names for display of past and present veterans/service members c. Sponsors d. Grants (city & state organizations) e. Hotel packages (discounts for honored guests from out of town) f. Presenter g. Guest speakers During the last Honor of Heroes event in Oklahoma City, Major (r) Vernon Nauls Jr. and Cornelius Maxwell were guest speakers. A bill proposal concerning the event will be live in Arizona 3/25/19 - Speaker, Cornelius J. Maxwell |
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EVENT AND RECOGNITION
Honor Our Heroes event began in 2015, when veteran wife and mother Lorna René, consulted her veteran son because she wanted to use her art business to honor those that have honored this nation.
The HOH art series was created by Lorna René, known for her abstract, eclectic, vintage, landscape, and realistic art. She desired to showcase a series dedicated to her unique perspective on those who provide service to our country.
The first event took place in Gretna, LA. The second in the Oklahoma State Capitol. This year, we're honored to take the event to Arizona.
The HOH art series was created by Lorna René, known for her abstract, eclectic, vintage, landscape, and realistic art. She desired to showcase a series dedicated to her unique perspective on those who provide service to our country.
The first event took place in Gretna, LA. The second in the Oklahoma State Capitol. This year, we're honored to take the event to Arizona.
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