I have also had the privilege of spending the past 5 1/2 years, both full-time and now part-time, as the caregiver of an elderly woman who has alcohol induced dementia, my aunt. We created a sober home for her and she has remained sober and has done well. After many ups and downs, and I am happy to say she is doing the best she possibly can in assisted living (her choice, to be around others her age), which is only by the grace of Yah, as she was drinking upwards of 5 bottles of wine a day, before she came to live with us.

     I met my husband, a 100% disabled Combat Veteran, in 2010 and married the love of my life in 2015. Paul is my rock! We were gifted our wedding as a Military Appreciation tribute, so obviously we wanted to pay that back. We have 6 amazing and beautiful children and 2 perfectly made grandchildren. We are truly blessed beyond measure and I appreciate that more and more with every struggle we face. We had to learn how to navigate all the trials thrown at us, including PTSD, TBI, family courts, blended family life, the VA, parental alienation, miscarriage, cancer, and much more, together with not much guidance. Together, with Yahusha as our guide, we have made US stronger than ever! I never knew how hard figuring out PTSD was, much less fighting for rights as a parent. There wasn't a whole lot of info and "they" certainly hadn't done anything to help any of our Veterans. I have found that Veteran families need that guidance, which the military is doing a little better at now, and children of parental alienation need therapy for emotional abuse. Our government needs to do better for the children and our civil servants!

     We have always been very involved in volunteering for many different nonprofits, mostly veteran or adaptive. Volunteering for camps is still our favorite! It was semi part of my husband's therapy after going thru the SHARE Military Initiative at The Shepherd Center in Atlanta. He (we) found that it made him feel better by giving of himself, once I showed him he was capable. He even found he could run (before going into SHARE he was on a cane) for the 22+ per day, even if he was hurting. He still runs today, thru his pain, for those that no longer can. 

LET'S START CELEBRATING!!!!

     As I was graduating college for HRTM in 2016, I had a strong feeling I wasn't done with school just yet. The One who leads me sent me to Liberty University, where I received my bachelors in Psychology - Trauma/Crisis and Military Family Resilience. I never planned on using my degree clinically. I just wanted the information so I could help veteran families struggling with what comes back from combat. 22+ (I believe the count is somewhere in the 40's now) veterans alone, every day, end their life. That doesn't include all other civil servants or their spouses. We MUST do better!!!I 

     We hosted our first fully donated (without a 501c3) Military Appreciation Wedding for a 100% disabled Marine, in November 2019. Operation: Peacekeeper (our unofficial non profit) made its debut. The wedding and reception were incredible and all made possible through the kindness of others, donating their goods and time. Then, 2020 happened and set everything behind. In August 2021, we bought our land, and in October 2022 I was diagnosed with an extremely rare version of a rare skin cancer. I received holistic treatments until August of 2023. Then, I went through a very precise radiation treatment and on September 27, 2023, I had surgery where the tumor was completely removed and by the grace of Yahuah, all cancer was gone. I am a survivor and He who saved me still has plans for me. It has taken until now to get back on our feet, heading where He has led us. We are already working with 2 veteran owned businesses, are working toward starting a second business hosting Airbnb's, and can't wait to see what the future holds for OTH. 

     I am so grateful that you are considering us to work for you, so that we can fulfill our duties we were led to do, to give back to those who put their lives at risk every day. Make no mistake, we are not THE JUDGE, and you will find we treat others this way. We are told to LOVE and show GRACE, and we will do only that, no matter what your beliefs are. We won't push ours on you, but we love a good debate. lol I am kidding, but it probably wouldn't be like any you have had before, as we seek deeper. lol

Thank you for trusting this part of your journey to us.