Ray of Hope.
A Legacy of Service. A Journey of Hope. Proudly dedicated to the memory of Raymond Roderick Jr. of Eastman, Georgia.
A legacy that continues
Raymond Roderick Jr. was a dedicated supporter of veterans and a respected member of his community in Eastman, Georgia. His commitment to others reflects the values of service, compassion, and community that guide Phoenix Lighthouse.
Through the generosity of his widow, Cindy, our 2021 Coachmen Apex Mobile Command Center became possible.
We call our first Mobile Command Center Ray of Hope to honor Raymond’s legacy and the hope that can travel forward through service.
Taking hope beyond boundaries
Ray of Hope is intended to serve as a mobile base for outreach, relationship-building, and collaboration with veteran-serving organizations, recovery communities, and local partners. We are developing this vision thoughtfully and will share updates as the initiative grows.
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Continuing a legacy of hope.
Ray of Hope carries the memory of Raymond Roderick Jr. forward with gratitude to Cindy, whose generosity helped make our first Mobile Command Center possible.
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