Drew Doscher

Hunting and fishing have been a part of human history for thousands of years. For many, they offer much more than just a means of acquiring food; they represent a deeper connection with nature and the traditions passed down through generations. These activities allow one to step away from the hustle and bustle of modern life and immerse oneself in the natural world . As the world becomes more urbanized, connecting with nature and honoring traditional practices has become even more significant. This blog explores the enduring appeal of hunting and fishing and how they allow us to reconnect with nature and our heritage. The Timeless Bond Between Humans and Nature For centuries, hunting and fishing have been essential parts of survival. Early humans relied on these activities to gather food and maintain their way of life. Over time, as technology advanced, these practices evolved into recreational pastimes, but the connection to nature remains just as important. There is something primal ...

In moments of silence at memorial services, while the flag is carefully folded and handed to a grieving spouse or child, a story begins—not one of the endings, but of legacy. For families of fallen or disabled military service members and first responders, that folded flag represents more than loss. It carries honor, sacrifice, and a promise their loved one’s commitment will never be forgotten. Folds of Honor is the living embodiment of that promise. By offering educational scholarships to the spouses and children of those who have served and sacrificed, this nonprofit organization is transforming sorrow into opportunity and rebuilding futures with the powerful tool of education. Where Honor Meets Purpose Folds of Honor began in 2007 with a moment that sparked a movement. Lieutenant Colonel Dan Rooney, an F-16 fighter pilot, witnessed the body of a fallen soldier being returned home on a commercial flight. Watching the soldier’s family wait on the tarmac in mourning, Rooney was struck...