Benefactors
Mission Healing Soldiers would not succeed without the generous support and donations made by our benefactors. Listed below are those that donated their time, energy and resources to help us get off the ground.
Please take a moment to visit their websites and patronage their businesses.
Jerold Fleishman
Jerold is a Narrator and voice actor that loaned us his voice to narrate portions of video used in the development of this website. Click here to visit his website
Steven Leahy
Steve developed the T38 and L39 artworks as shown on this site. His forte is in miniature scale model artwork that defies the senses. Click Here to visit his website.
Chelmsford Telemedia
Chelmsford Telemedia (CTM) is a non-profit public broadcast station serving the Town of Chelmsford, MA and surrounding communities. CTM provided studio space to help with photography and video elements. Click here to visit Chelmsford Telemedia.
Peter Dews Photography
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Dan LeBlanc
Dan has contributed untold hours in the development of Mission Healing Soldiers. Some of his contributions include development of this website, video editing, model assembly displays, transportation, operations, marketing and resource identification.
Andy Taylor
Since 2002, Andy has also been known as “The Voice of the US Open” in New York, where he is heard on-site and on television throughout the fortnight of tennis’ final Grand Slam. Today, he emcees and provides voice over for premier sporting events worldwide, including the Olympic Games, the PSA World Tour, World Taekwondo, and Myanmar’s World Lethwei Championship.
Raj Alamanda
As a long time portrait painter, Raj applies his art experience on capturing exceptional artsy portrait photographs. Raj created the light photography of the L39, showing extreme detail to produce stunning high quality images.
Andre Mills
Andre is an illustrator that has been instrumental in developing the wrap artwork and dimensions so that the model could be wrapped. He is an Army
Veteran.