Army vet and his granddaughter who survived brain cancer receive free home makeover
A disabled war veteran lost everything in a devastating house fire last year in Bowie, Md. He shares the home with his granddaughter who had just survived brain cancer. Eight months later, they have come back to a brand new home thanks to a local design company. FOX 5 Photjournalist Mike Horan was there for the big reveal.
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