(Continued on page 94) N o v e m b e r 2 0 1 7 4 1 courtesy photos “When I got injured I was very down on myself, unsure whether I could still be a productive father and husband. Seeing my daughter every day made life better.” “People in Maine saw I went kayaking, downhill mountain biking, and snowboard- ing. They suggested I bring some of my friends out to Maine to try adaptive sports.” Mills began hosting wounded soldiers and their families Camp Kennebec in North Belgrade. Very quickly, things outgrew the capacity of Bread of Life Ministries, the non-profit supporting them at the time “It got too big for them to handle. My wife and I decided right then this was too important to pass up.” The Travis Mills Foundation was born.