Drayton Florence Visits with Wounded Warriors
Bronco cornerback Drayton Florence visited the Eagles Summit Ranch in Westcliffe, Colo. on Friday to congratulate 12 Wounded Warriors as they graduated from a program designed to help soldiers adjust to life after combat.

Florence (far right) stands with the graduates.

Roever speaks one more time in front of the 12 men and women who graduated his program on Friday night.

Roever welcomes Florence on stage to speak to the soldiers and the audience.

Florence speaks to the crowd, thanking the soldiers for their sacrifice.

The Wounded Warriors' families, local civilians, and World War II and Vietnam vets were all in attendance.

Roever and Florence share a moment after Florence speaks to the crowd.

A soldier shows encouragement as a peer tells their story on stage.

One of the Wounded Warriors proudly displays his Denver Broncos tattoo.

Florence gave a signed football and other gear to each of the 12 graduates.

Roever greets a Wounded Warrior with a hug as he walks on stage to receive his graduation certificate.

Roever congradulates a Wounded Warrior who was diagnosed with cancer at the age of 21 while he was deployed.

Roever and a 'mentee' celebrate together.

A World War II veteran listens to a younger generation of soldiers tell their stories of hope and recovery.

Dave Roever, owner of the Eagles Summit Ranch, shows support for a soldier after a speech.