The Milwaukee Post

September 19, 2014 • Milwaukee County Post • 19 Wounded Warriors Amputee Softball Team visits Waukesha for doubleheader Photos by Robert Borkowski/Special to The Post Wounded Warrior Amputee Softball Team members, from left, Bobby McCardle of Franklin, Todd Reed of Whispering Pines, N.C., Leonard Anderson of San Antonio, Texas stand on the field before the start of Saturday's game against the Waukesha all-star team at the Saratoga softball complex. Wounded Warrior Amputee Softball Team pitcher Zach Briseno of Ft. Worth, Texas throws a pitch Saturday afternoon during a game against the Waukesha all-star team at the Saratoga softball complex. Briseno served in the U.S. Marine Corps in Iraq. Rightfielder Justin Feagin of Melissa, Texas, catches a pop fly to record an out against the Waukesha all-star team. Waukesha Police Department Deputy Chief Dennis Angle reaches first base safely, beating the throw to Wounded Warrior Amputee Softball Team first base- man Rick Wilk of Seabrook, Texas, in the second inning of a game Saturday at the Saratoga Softball Complex in Waukesha. The Wounded Warrior Amputee Softball Team is made up of veterans and active-duty servicemen who lost limbs while serving their country after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity house being built in honor of Pope Francis Submitted photos More than 100 community volunteers came together to begin framing five new Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity houses in the Washington Park neighborhood, including one that is being built in honor of Pope Francis. Milwaukee Archbishop Jerome Listecki, pictured here with Habitat for Humanity Executive Director Brian Sonderman, left, and community volunteer Erskine Jude, blessed the new Habitat house. Students from St. Thomas More High School volunteered their time to help with building the frame of a Habitat for Humanity home in the Washington Park neighborhood.

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