About Us
This work began with a desire placed in my heart by Yahuah, through Yahusha Ha’Mashyach —
a desire to support covenant, restore meaning, and
walk alongside others who are seeking truth.
We did set out to build a business and create a platform, but nothing ever
seemed to fit accurately. The land, the work, the mission.
This work has grown out of obedience, learning, and a willingness to walk
forward without having everything figured out.
We are still learning. We are still growing. We approach this work as humble servants —
listening, seeking, and walking beside those who are also on a journey for truth,
led by The Most High.
If you've been searching for something different, welcome—you may have just found it.
Whether you have questions, are ready to begin planning your covenant ceremony, need beautiful florals
for another special occasion (I always enjoy creating them!), or simply want to see if we're the right fit,
we'd love to connect.
Complete our Contact Us form or send us an email, and let's start the conversation.
Why This Work Exists
Many marriages struggle not because of a lack of love, but because covenant was never understood or
established from the beginning. The world has created this appearance of "marriage" and love that simply doesn't work
and is set up to fail. The movies show us what simply isn't reality.
This work exists to help restore marriage to its intended foundation — not as a performance, a contract, or a cultural milestone,
but as a covenant entered with intention, responsibility, and reverence under Yahuah.
It also exists to create space for fellowship, restoration, and community — for couples, families, and individuals
seeking truth, rest, and connection.
Why Covenant Matters Here
Marriage is not meant to be built on culture, trends, or emotions alone. It is meant to be established as
covenant under our Creator—a set-apart commitment rooted in faithfulness, responsibility, and truth.
Our desire is to serve couples who want something deeper than modern wedding culture—
couples who feel drawn to build a foundation that can hold.
Paul & Ashley Van Drie
Owners
About Us
We are Ashley and Paul Van Drie, a husband-and-wife team who believe hospitality is more than a service — it is a way to honor people, create meaningful experiences, and make room for connection.
Together, we have built several ventures that reflect our shared values. Ashley owns Operation To Honor, a hospitality company focused on destinations, experiences, and serving others through travel and connection. Paul owns His & Hers Vintage, where history, craftsmanship, and the stories behind treasured pieces are preserved and shared. While our businesses may look different, the heart behind them is the same: honoring people, memories, and moments that matter.
Our story has been shaped by years of service, caregiving, military life, and walking through seasons that tested our faith and strengthened our commitment to one another. Through those experiences, we learned the importance of compassion, resilience, and having places where people feel welcomed, valued, and understood.
That is also the foundation behind Operation Peacekeeper.
Through our experiences serving alongside veteran-focused and community organizations, we saw the need for spaces where people who carry heavy responsibilities — veterans, first responders, caregivers, and families — can find encouragement, connection, and moments of rest.
Some of what we offer may be different from what others expect, and we understand that. We do not believe every person has to agree with every decision we make, just as we do not judge others for the choices they make. Our purpose is not to argue or convince; it is to serve faithfully and authentically. We trust Yahuah to guide our steps, bring the right people into our path, and use these businesses for the purpose He intended.
Whether you are joining us for a journey, visiting one of our gatherings, celebrating a covenant, supporting our vintage work, or connecting with Operation Peacekeeper, we are grateful you are here.
Our hope is simple: to serve with integrity, create meaningful experiences, and honor people well.
Our Mission
To honor Yahuah by serving others through hospitality, meaningful experiences, faithful stewardship, and genuine relationships—creating places where people can reconnect with one another, discover the beauty of His creation, and be welcomed with grace.
Honoring Those Who Serve and Those We Remember
Operation To Honor, His & Hers Vintage, and Operation Peacekeeper were built to honor those who have given of themselves, those we have lost, those who continue to carry heavy burdens, and those who serve our communities every day.
We hold deep gratitude for our Military, Police, Firefighters, EMTs, and all who step forward to protect, serve, and care for others. We also recognize the families who stand beside them — the spouses, children, parents, and loved ones who sacrifice alongside those who serve. Service is never carried by one person alone; it is a commitment shared by an entire family.
We will always remember Rammon Macon — a son of the Most High, a respected Marine, devoted husband, loving father of four amazing “Chickens,” and a true friend. His life, his service, and his memory continue to inspire the heart behind everything we do.
We invite you to help us honor those who have touched your life. If you would like to recognize a friend, battle buddy, family member, or loved one who has passed — whether through service, sacrifice, or their own personal journey — you are welcome to share their photo and a short tribute with us. We would be honored to help keep their memory alive. Their stories matter. Their lives mattered. Their legacy continues. Forever remembered. Forever honored.
A Look At Operation Peacekeeper
Operation Peacekeeper began with a heart to honor veterans — those who have carried the weight of service, sacrifice, and responsibility. Over time, we recognized that this same need exists among many others who serve our communities every day. Today, this mission extends to veterans, first responders, and civil servants who give so much of themselves in service to others.
Rooted in covenant and obedience to Yahuah, Operation Peacekeeper exists to protect life, honor dignity, and create spaces where those who serve can experience rest, connection, and encouragement.
Through our own experiences with military life, caregiving, and serving alongside others, we have witnessed how many people carry unseen burdens. The weight of responsibility, exposure to difficult situations, and years of putting others first can leave people feeling isolated or exhausted. We believe there should be places where they can step away, breathe, and be reminded that they are valued.
Operation Peacekeeper is being built as a place of refuge — a set-apart space where veterans, first responders, and civil servants can find quiet, fellowship, and understanding without judgment or expectation.
As the Remnant Covenant Gatherings project grows, we are working toward creating simple gathering spaces on the land where those who serve can:
- Rest and reconnect without having to carry the weight alone
- Escape the stresses of every day when escape is needed.
- Spend time in nature and experience moments of peace and renewal
- Build relationships with others who understand the unique challenges of service
- Find encouragement, fellowship, and a sense of belonging
- Be connected with additional resources and support when needed
Operation Peacekeeper is not a treatment facility, counseling program, or replacement for professional care. It is a place of presence — a place where someone can be welcomed, heard, and reminded that their life and service have meaning.
At its heart, Operation Peacekeeper exists to honor those who serve, support families who sacrifice alongside them, and create opportunities for restoration through community, compassion, and covenant.
A portion of proceeds from Operation To Honor, His & Hers Vintage, covenant ceremonies, gatherings, and community support efforts helps move this mission forward. Our hope is to provide appreciation ceremonies, including baby showers, at no cost to selected civil servants beginning in 2028, as Yahuah provides the opportunity.
If you know someone who has served, continues to serve, or deserves to be honored for their sacrifice and dedication, we welcome you to reach out and share their story.
This mission is carried forward with humility, palal, and trust that what is meant to save
life will grow in its proper time.
Photo is from our 2019 Military Appreciation Wedding honoring a 100% disabled Marine.
More About The Owners
Behind every business is a story, and ours has been shaped by years of service, creativity, challenges, and a desire to use what we have been given to bless others.
Ashley has always been drawn to hospitality, creativity, and creating meaningful experiences. In 2016, she earned her degree in Hotel, Restaurant, and Tourism Management with a focus on Event Planning. Over the years, that passion has been expressed through coordinating weddings, celebrations, community events, and gatherings where people could come together and create lasting memories.
Her desire to better understand people and the challenges they face led her to continue her education at Liberty University, earning a degree in Psychology with a focus on Trauma, Crisis, and Military Family Resilience. This education, combined with years of personal experience, strengthened her desire to support veterans, first responders, civil servants, and the families who walk beside them.
One of the greatest lessons in compassion came through caring for Paul, while getting him the therapy he needed from his combat experiences. This continued with her aunt, who struggled with alcohol-induced dementia. For more than five years, Ashley and Paul have opened their home and helped create an environment where healing and sobriety could take place. Watching her regain stability and eventually choose assisted living where she could connect with others her own age was a reminder that every person deserves dignity, patience, and love throughout their journey.
Paul’s story is one of service and sacrifice. As a 100% disabled combat medic, he understands the realities many veterans and families face after years of putting others first. His experiences with PTSD, TBI, and chronic pain have shaped his heart for creating spaces where people can step away from the weight they carry, reconnect, and find encouragement.
Together, Ashley and Paul began buying and selling vintage and antique pieces over a decade ago. What started as something they enjoyed doing together eventually grew into His & Hers Vintage, with multiple booths in an antique mall in North Georgia. They enjoy the search for unique pieces, preserving history, and finding the treasures people never knew they were missing.
In 2021, they purchased the land they believed would simply become their home. Through the years, that land became something much greater — a place of restoration, gathering, and purpose. Even through Ashley’s battle with DFSP, a rare and aggressive form of skin cancer, the vision continued to unfold. After treatment, radiation, and successful surgery in 2023, they moved forward with a renewed understanding that every season has a purpose.
Their journey has not been easy, but it has shaped who they are today. Every challenge, every victory, and every lesson has helped prepare them for the work ahead.
Together, Ashley and Paul continue building businesses and ministries that reflect their passions, experiences, and faith — trusting Yahuah to guide each step along the way.
