You could say William "Butch" Davis was practically born with a microphone in his hand. (continued)
Lorraine Butchart knew something was wrong with her hearing when she started feeling like her head was in a "tin can." (continued)
Pam Hanson of Flint is thoroughly enjoying her new mode of transportation, a 2008 Dodge Caravan with a rear lift. Her family was able to replace their aging full-size 1997 Chevy van with the assistance of the Michigan Assistive Technology Loan Fund (MATLF). (continued)
The entire Morris family of Troy is more mobile now that 5-year-old Rachel is using a wheelchair lift purchased through the Loan Fund. (continued)
Kathleen Shavalia had been searching for financing for at least a year before discovering the MATLF. She explains, "It’s very difficult for someone with a disability to qualify for a loan." (continued)
Shane, a student at Grandville High School in Grandville, Michigan, is enjoying his new portable Palmtop communication device. (continued)
Sharon DeHaan of Kalamazoo has thoroughly enjoyed the past fifteen years as a receptionist with Disability Network/SW Michigan. Thanks to a recent low-interest loan from the MATLF, she will be able to continue her volunteer position and many other activities including shopping and attending church weekly. (continued)