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Country superstar Tim McGraw visited Molly Connor and her family. Molly's dad, Shaun, was injured in Iraq. McGraw presented the family with concert tickets, a puppy and a mortgage free home on behalf of Operation Homefront. (Courtesy: …

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Country music star surprises RI family

Tim McGraw appears at Iraq veteran's new home

Updated: Friday, 31 Aug 2012, 7:17 AM EDT
Published : Thursday, 30 Aug 2012, 12:22 PM EDT

WOONSOCKET, R.I. (WPRI) – A country superstar made a Burrillville family weak in the knees last Saturday.

Veteran of the war in Iraq, Shaun Connor and his family knew they were receiving a three-bedroom ranch house from Operation Homefront , but they had no idea who would be there to present it to them.

Connor, his wife Allysse, and their three-year-old-daughter Molly Rose went to their new house Saturday and when they opened the door, they were face-to-face with country music star Tim McGraw.

Operation Homefront, along with McGraw's help, gave the family the house mortgage-free.

The family was then brought to Gillette Stadium to enjoy Tim McGraw’s concert, and even got a shout-out from McGraw during the show.

To make a donation to Operation Homefront, visit operationhomefront.net .

Copyright WPRI 12


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