Celebrating Rose Martin and Her Incredible Heart for Veterans

At Wounded Warrior Homes, we are celebrating someone truly special. Our Operations Assistant, Rose Martin, is retiring after years of working with WWH, and our entire team is feeling both grateful and emotional as we honor the impact she has made.

Rose first came to Wounded Warrior Homes as a volunteer. She simply wanted to give back and help veterans in any way she could. From the moment she arrived, it was clear that she brought something unique. Her kindness, her patience, and her genuine desire to make veterans feel seen and supported quickly made her a natural fit on our team.

Over the years, Rose became the steady and caring presence that so many veterans looked forward to when they came through our doors. She greeted every visitor with warmth. She helped veterans sign up for pantry services and Animeals for their service dogs. She kept our pantry organized and made sure families had what they needed. She checked in on people, asked how they were doing, and remembered the little details that made them feel valued.

Rose gave so much of herself behind the scenes too. She handled applications, organized donations, kept our front desk moving, and supported our staff in ways that made our programs stronger and more effective. Her presence brought calm, order, and heart to everything she touched.

Most of all, Rose created a place where veterans felt welcome. She made Wounded Warrior Homes feel like a safe, caring space, and that is something we will always be grateful for.

As she steps into her next chapter, we want Rose to know how deeply she has been appreciated. Her compassion has touched hundreds of lives. Her dedication has lifted our mission. And her spirit will always be part of the WWH family.

Rose, thank you for your kindness. Thank you for your loyalty. Thank you for showing up for our veterans in the most heartfelt way. We will miss you, and we wish you all the happiness in the world as you begin this new season of life.

💙 You will always be part of Wounded Warrior Homes.