09/03/2024 | News release | Distributed by Public on 09/03/2024 06:47
Veterans Health Care System of the Ozarks Director Dr. George Velez traveled to the Veterans National Golden Age Games to support 32 local Veterans, demonstrating his commitment and compassion to local Veteran Athletes.
"Having Dr. Velez come to the games meant the world to me," said Annie Moore, Army Veteran and RazorVet Athlete. "I love how involved he is with the Veterans and how deeply he cares about all of us. It makes me want to represent Fayetteville VA the best I can at the games."
The Veterans National Golden Age Games are a celebration of resilience, determination and camaraderie among Veterans. These brave men and women who have already given so much in service to our country come together to showcase their athletic prowess, proving that their spirit remains unbroken despite the challenges they've faced. For many of them, the games are more than just a competition… they're a testament to their strength and a reminder that they are never alone.
"I came to the support our Veteran Athletes because what they are doing is life changing. They are taking care of their health by moving and engaging with others. These choices will help them live a longer, healthier life," Velez said (pictured above). "I am proud of them for taking chances and trying something new. I want them to know how much I care about our patients. They are setting the example for others."