House helping Wright-Patterson Medical Center part of vets event

The Fisher-Nightingale Houses will be part of the 12th annual Miami Twp. Veterans Breakfast next month.

The Nov. 8 breakfast, which honors those who fought for our country and those who are currently serving in the military, will feature Fisher-Nightingale House Executive Director Chris Stanley as keynote speaker.

There are three area Fisher-Nightingale Houses, which works with the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Medical Center to provide an affordable on-base refuge close to the medical center for patients and their families.

Two of the houses are at Wright-Patterson and the newest house is located at the Dayton VA Medical Center, according to the organization’s website.

This year’s breakfast is scheduled for 8 a.m. at the Miami Valley Fire District Station 51, 10899 Wood Road.

The breakfast will be provided by Scratch Caterers and the Dayton Christian School choir will perform.

RSVPs for the breakfast can be made by calling (937) 433-9969 or emailing ncullen@miamitownship.com.

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House that helps Wright-Patt Medical Center part of veterans breakfast