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President Barack Obama
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Senator John McCain
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Right: ABC News journalist Bob Woodruff
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Left to right: Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius, JROTC cadets with the full-size flag, and Kansas Senator Pat Roberts.
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Left to right: KBTI Volunteer Allie Bontrager; Kansas Senator Sam Brownback; KBTI Treasurer Theresa Fagg
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Left to right: KBTI Transcription Instructor Heidi Johnson; Kansas Congressman Todd Tiahrt; KBTI Administrative Assistant Meisha Cawthon
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Left to right: Missouri Governor Matt Blunt; KBTI Executive Director Randolph Cabral
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Left to right: KBTI Executive Director Randolph Cabral; Nebraska Lieutenant Governor Rick Sheehy
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Left to right: KBTI Executive Director Randolph Cabral; Ron Wilson, Director of the Huck Boyd National Institute for Rural Development at Kansas State University; Coldwater, KS City Council member Tiffany Sowa
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Left to right: KBTI Executive Director Randolph Cabral; Beth Brown, Volunteer Services Coordinator, Colmery-O'Neil Medical Center (Topeka, KS)
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Left to right: Sallie Houser-Hanfelder, Director, Harry S. Truman Memorial Veterans Hospital (Columbia, MO); KBTI Executive Director Randolph Cabral
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At the VA Nebraska Western Iowa Healthcare System (Omaha, NE), left to right: Christopher Shipp, Chief of Volunteer Services; KBTI Executive Director Randolph Cabral; Nancy Daeling, Visual Impairment Coordinator; Richard Wobach, hospital chaplain
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With the Blind Veterans Association, Nebraska Regional Chapter, left to right: KBTI Executive Director Randolph Cabral; President Edward Burgen; Vice President Millard Hudson
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Left to right: KBTI Executive Director Randolph Cabral, Jimmy Ross, President of the International Association of Lions Clubs
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Left to right: Marine veteran Robert Dawson with the bronze flag memorial in Emporia, KS
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KBTI Executive Director Randolph Cabral (center) with Gold Star Wives
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KBTI Executive Director Randolph Cabral (center left) with David K. Rehbein, National Commander of the American Legion
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Left to right: KBTI Executive Director Randolph Cabral, Erik Weihenmayer, the first blind person to climb Mt. Everest
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Air Force JROTC
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Army JROTC
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JROTC with a young blinded student
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