A service member stationed overseas, fighting for their country, risking their life, while back here their family is losing their home-- illegally.
Deborah Koff Ross: “A service member stationed overseas, fighting for their country, risking their life, while back here their family is…”
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Ross describes the plight of service members facing illegal foreclosures.
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