Fisher House Foundation
David Coker has extensive work experience, starting their career in the US Army as part of the Medical Service Corps in 1979. David held this role until 1994. In 1994, Coker became the President of the Fisher House Foundation, Inc. and is currently still in this position.
David Coker attended Baylor University from 1990 to 1992, where they earned an MHA (Master of Health Care Administration) degree with a focus on Health Care Administration. Prior to that, from 1975 to 1979, they studied at Trinity University and obtained a BS (Bachelor of Science) degree in Business Administration. Before their college education, David attended Heidelberg High School; however, no information regarding their degree or field of study was provided.
Fisher House Foundation
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The Fisher House program provides “a home away from home” for service members, veterans, and their families who are receiving medical treatment at a military or VA hospital. These special houses provide free temporary lodging, private suites, and are walking distance to the medical centers. The homes not only create an instant community for its residents, but also provide each family with a secure and private refuge after a long day to rest and recharge.