Photos: Homes For Our Troops Gives Popp Family Home in Lafayette

The Popp family arrives to a cheering crowds in a motorcade featuring Boulder County Sheriff's vehicles, motorcycles and Mountain View Fire Rescue trucks in Lafayette on Saturday, Nov. 2, 2024. (Matthew Jonas/Staff Photographer)

USAF Tech Sgt. Adam Popp, holding Logan Popp, hugs Executive Director for Homes for Our Troops Bill Ivey after exiting a Mountain View Fire Rescue ladder truck in Lafayette on Saturday, Nov. 2, 2024. Tech Sgt. Popp was severely injured by an IED in Afghanistan requiring a leg amputation. A home built to accommodate his injury was given to him and his family on Saturday in Lafayette. (Matthew Jonas/Staff Photographer)

USAF Tech Sgt. Adam Popp, holding Logan Popp, greets guests after exiting from a Mountain View Fire Rescue ladder truck in Lafayette on Saturday, Nov. 2, 2024. Tech Sgt. Popp was severely injured by an IED in Afghanistan requiring a leg amputation. A home built with support for Homes For Our Troops to accommodate his injury was given to him and his family on Saturday in Lafayette. (Matthew Jonas/Staff Photographer)

From left: Executive Director for Homes for Our Troops Bill Ivey salutes the University of Colorado Boulder USAF ROTC color guard Ava Yu, Garret Vliet and Austin Gibbs as the national anthem is sung during a ceremony for the Popp family's new home in Lafayette on Saturday, Nov. 2, 2024. Tech Sgt. Adam Popp was severely injured by an IED in Afghanistan requiring a leg amputation. A home built with support from Homes For Our Troops to accommodate his injury was given to him and his family on Saturday in Lafayette. (Matthew Jonas/Staff Photographer)

From left: Tech Sgt. Adam Popp and Amanda Popp stand as the University of Colorado Boulder USAF ROTC color guard presents the colors as the national anthem is sung during a ceremony for the Popp family's new home in Lafayette on Saturday, Nov. 2, 2024. Tech Sgt. Popp was severely injured by an IED in Afghanistan requiring a leg amputation. A home built with support from Homes For Our Troops to accommodate his injury was given to him and his family on Saturday in Lafayette. (Matthew Jonas/Staff Photographer)

From right: Amanda Popp, USAF Tech Sgt. Adam Popp, Executive Director for BluSky Restoration Brian Davis laugh as Logan Popp tries on a football helmet during a ceremony for the Popp's new home from Homes For Our Troops in Lafayette on Saturday, Nov. 2, 2024. Tech Sgt. Popp was severely injured by an IED in Afghanistan requiring a leg amputation. A home built to accommodate his injury was given to him and his family on Saturday in Lafayette. (Matthew Jonas/Staff Photographer)

Lafayette Mayor Jaideep speaks during a ceremony for the Popp family's new home from Homes For Our Troops in Lafayette on Saturday, Nov. 2, 2024. Tech Sgt. Popp was severely injured by an IED in Afghanistan requiring a leg amputation. A home built to accommodate his injury was given to him and his family on Saturday in Lafayette. (Matthew Jonas/Staff Photographer)

Amanda Popp, wife of USAF Tech Sgt. Adam Popp, pauses for a moment while speaking during a ceremony for the Popp's new home from Homes For Our Troops in Lafayette on Saturday, Nov. 2, 2024. Tech Sgt. Popp was severely injured by an IED in Afghanistan requiring a leg amputation. A home built to accommodate his injury was given to him and his family on Saturday in Lafayette. (Matthew Jonas/Staff Photographer)

USAF Tech Sgt. Adam Popp speaks during a ceremony for the Popp's new home from Homes For Our Troops in Lafayette on Saturday, Nov. 2, 2024. Tech Sgt. Popp was severely injured by an IED in Afghanistan requiring a leg amputation. A home built to accommodate his injury was given to him and his family on Saturday in Lafayette. (Matthew Jonas/Staff Photographer)

Homes For Our Troops Community Engagement Coordinator Niqui Laviolette speaks during a ceremony for the Popp family's new home in Lafayette on Saturday, Nov. 2, 2024. Tech Sgt. Adam Popp was severely injured by an IED in Afghanistan requiring a leg amputation. A home built with support from Homes For Our Troops to accommodate his injury was given to him and his family on Saturday in Lafayette. (Matthew Jonas/Staff Photographer)

Executive Director for Homes for Our Troops Bill Ivey speaks during a ceremony for the Popp's new home from Homes For Our Troops in Lafayette on Saturday, Nov. 2, 2024. Tech Sgt. Popp was severely injured by an IED in Afghanistan requiring a leg amputation. A home built to accommodate his injury was given to him and his family on Saturday in Lafayette. (Matthew Jonas/Staff Photographer)

From left: USAF Tech Sgt. Adam Popp, Amanda Pope, Logan Popp and Executive Director for Homes for Our Troops Bill Ivey raise the flag outside the Popp's new home in Lafayette on Saturday, Nov. 2, 2024. Tech Sgt. Popp was severely injured by an IED in Afghanistan requiring a leg amputation. A home built to accommodate his injury was given to him and his family on Saturday in Lafayette. (Matthew Jonas/Staff Photographer)

From left: Amanda Pope, USAF Tech Sgt. Adam Popp, holding Logan Popp and Executive Director for Homes for Our Troops Bill Ivey cheer after a ribbon cutting for the Popp's new home in Lafayette on Saturday, Nov. 2, 2024. Tech Sgt. Popp was severely injured by an IED in Afghanistan requiring a leg amputation. A home built to accommodate his injury was given to him and his family on Saturday in Lafayette. (Matthew Jonas/Staff Photographer)