LifeQuest News Blog

December 4th, 2009 was cold and snowy outside but hearts were warm inside the LifeQuest Training Facility in downtown Colorado Springs! LifeQuest Transitions held our first Open House at the newly opened facility at 21 N. Nevada. 

We extend our personal thanks to the members of our local VFW Unit 101 and the wounded warriors from Fort Carson, who came out in support of the Eagle Quest Adventure Program. Many members of our community and friends came out to learn about the Eagle Quest Adventure Program and we greatly appreciate their attendance and support.

Our Open House also featured members of the LifeQuest Adventure Racing Team, who continue to inspire us with their dedication and commitment to our wounded warriors in the Eagle Quest Adventure Program.

Stay tuned for our Grand Opening Event when we open the doors with our partners at City Rock and CrossFit in the New Year!

The LifeQuest Transitions Board of Directors gratefully thanks attendees to the Eagle Quest Wounded Warriors Dinner at the Antler’s Hilton in downtown Colorado Springs, on October 29th.

LQT had an opportunity to introduce the Eagle Quest Adventure Program to local Colorado Springs business leaders and philanthropic individuals.

Attendees were honored by the presence of a wounded warrior from Fort Carson who has participated in the Eagle Quest Program. This brave soldier delivered a heartfelt speech and really brought the meaning and importance of the LQT Eagle Quest program to life.

LQT would like to issue a heartfelt thanks to all who attended, despite the snowy night!

LifeQuest Transitions(LQT) announces the addition of Colonel Robert H. Thompson to the Board of Directors. Colonel Thompson graciously accepted his nomination as Chairman of the LQT Board, and brings with him a distinguished military and civilian career. Colonel Thompson held senior leadership positions at the Pentagon in both the Headquarters USAFA and the Organization of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. LQT is honored and excited to have Colonel Thompson as part of the LifeQuest team!

October is an exciting month for LifeQuest, LLC with the announcement of the formation of LifeQuest Transitions(LQT). LQT was created in order to work more efficiently with the wounded warriors here at Fort Carson, and to serve the needs of youth in the Colorado Springs community. LQT will operate as a non-profit organization 501(c)3 (application on file). Learn about the recently elected dynamic LQT Board of Directors on the new website, and keep checking back to see what projects LQT is involved in the community.