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The INAugurAL PATrIoT ShooTouT of ALAbAmA
involved in. It was at the LSU University Club and
raised money for the Folds of Honor. That was my
first introduction to the Folds of Honor."
(See adjacent Folds of Honor fact sheet for signifi-
cant background on the organization).
"I was intrigued and knew I wanted to learn more.
I asked who the best fundraiser (within Folds of
Honor). They all told me Alex McIntosh at Cham-
pions Club in Houston. It was like it was meant to
be as I arranged to meet Alex (who has raised over
$600,000 for Folds of Honor) on a subsequent visit
to see my Dad.
"His son Scott died in Af-
ghanistan and he was doing
this to honor Scott."
Ideas started to percolate in
Redford's mind and he knew
he wanted to get a Folds of
Honor event off the ground
in his home state. He's been
working on it for pushing two
years and the concept has
evolved over time.
"The central theme of the
Folds of Honor is to support
the families of those who have
fallen serving their country.
The inaugural Patriot Shoot-
out of Alabama will do so and
will include the Patriot's Din-
ner the night before."
The dinner will feature
guest speakers Major Ed Pu-
lido, Senior Vice President, the
Folds of Honor, and U.S. Army
(retired), who lost his right
leg to an IAD, and is very well
regarded within the Folds of
Honor as a dynamic speaker
and advocate, and Sarah
White who is the daughter of
Captain Dennis Michael White
of the U.S. Air Force.
On April 18, 1995, Captain
Dennis White went out for a
routine flight check off the
coast of North Carolina. It
was that day that God decided to call Captain White
home. At the time, he left behind a loving wife, a six
year old daughter, and a
four year old son. Many
years after the accident,
Sarah enjoys speaking
for the Folds of Honor
Foundation and keep-
ing the memory of her
father and his sacrifice
alive. She graduated
from Auburn University
