Gold Star Spouses Head to Capitol Hill to Fight for Survivor Benefits
Tamra Sipes, President of Gold Star Spouses of America, joined Good Day DC to share what it means to be a Gold Star spouse—the surviving husband or wife of a U.S. service member who died while serving our country. This week, the organization is on Capitol Hill advocating for surviving families and ensuring their sacrifices are honored through action and policy.
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Gold Star Spouses Head to Capitol Hill to Fight for Survivor Benefits

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