Braille for injured Veteran

[Steve knight]

He may never read braille. one thing that would work is raised letters they can be felt and read.

[Frank Corker]

"Just my way of giving back to those who deserve more than they get"

Jody,

The box is a fantastic tribute, it looks like the type of thing that all retiring servicemen should receive, it's definitely a winner in my opinion. Excellent work and I know that the person who receives this is going to have a problem keeping his eyes dry.

[Jody Malinich]

Seems the gentleman has refused to learn at this point. I want to thank everyone who took the time and effort to lend a hand on this endeavor. Hopefully in the future he will come to grips with this and begin learning. For now we are just going to engrave in a simple font that he can feel.

Jody

[Garry McKinney]

Jody,

Most schools are teaching tatical form now. Basically raised lettering and picture forms.

I have a friend that lost his eyesight , it takes time to adjust. This is a woodcarving my friend did. He has no sight but it is amazing what they can do if they set mind to doing so.