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In this compelling episode, hosts Michelle Neidigh and Katie

Jimenez sit down with Joseph Montgomery, the visionary behind Patriots

Landing, a rural, faith-based veterans' workshop and healing center in

Williamstown, Kentucky. Learn how a simple desire to honor his father, a proud Marine,

sparked a life-changing mission: empowering veterans through craftsmanship,

camaraderie, and community. We explore how their journey grew from humble

beginnings into a meaningful source of healing, service, and purpose.

Key Highlights

1. A Dream Rooted in Honor

Joseph Montgomery, inspired by his father’s service, founded Patriots Landing to help veterans find healing and purpose through woodworking and fellowship.

2. From Makeshift Workshop to Official Facility

Patriots Landing stands next to the Kentucky Veterans

Cemetery North in Grant County, KY, featuring a dedicated woodshop and

showroom.

3. Products with Real Purpose

Veterans at Patriots Landing handcraft items like burial

flag cases (now offered at Arlington National Cemetery), Patriot Crosses, and

“9 Flags”—wooden American flags with 9mm shell casings for stars. Each piece is

unique, signed by its maker, and sold in their showroom or online.

4. Faith, Fellowship & Healing

Built on a faith-centered philosophy, the shop offers more

than woodworking; it’s a healing community.

5. Growing Connections & Partnerships

Patriots Landing collaborates closely with organizations like the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) and other local community groups.

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