Habitat for Humanity project seeks out military volunteers
Darrell Todd Maurina During their six-month stay in the captains' career course at Fort Leonard Wood, Capt. Charles Comfort and Capt. Nathan Ferguson will learn skills that help them in a wide variety of military projects ranging from civilian reconstruction in Iraq to demolition and munitions work.
However, in their off-duty time, they'll be volunteering at a Habitat for Humanity project building a home on vacant property south of downtown Waynesville. Located on Benton Street, the property was filled with brush and other trash until recently, but Habitat volunteers and board members turned out Saturday morning to help Tanya Mosier and her two children, Jabin, 5, and Alexa, 8, break ground on the property that by summer will house their new home.
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