The term H-Hour is used by the military to denote the hour an operation is set to begin. Simply put, it’s the time all the talk and planning of an event are put into action. It seems only fitting, then, that two U.S. Army veterans would corral all their experience and build a business helping clients reach their own version of H-Hour.
They “give people the opportunity to accept help from others,” said Vincent Ruiz, who along with his wife, Mary, owns and operates H-Hour, a Long Beach Island…
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