Tribal Council

Keri is the Founder and Executive Director of Valor Ranch, a Gold Star Wife, and a dedicated advocate for veterans and their families. She served as a case manager administering a Texas Veterans Commission grant that provided critical support to combat veterans and surviving spouses before founding Valor Ranch in 2018.

  Cindy is an ordained minister and active-duty military chaplain with a passion for serving Soldiers, Veterans, and their families. With advanced degrees in ministry and chaplaincy, along with specialized training in trauma-informed spiritual care and moral injury, she brings deep expertise in pastoral care, leadership, and ethical guidance.

Teri is a senior Human Resources professional with more than 30 years of service as a Department of the Army civilian. With expertise in military personnel, veteran services, and employee relations, she has dedicated her career to supporting those who serve.

George is an Army veteran, combat veteran of Afghanistan, and licensed clinical social worker dedicated to helping others overcome the unseen wounds of war. After earning his social work degrees from the University of Texas at Arlington, he gained experience across mental health, residential treatment, and healthcare settings before opening his private practice in Hurst, Texas.

  Lisa is an Army combat veteran and Licensed Clinical Social Worker dedicated to helping veterans, families, and rural communities heal and thrive. Drawing on both clinical expertise and lived experience, she develops trauma-informed wellness programs that foster connection, resilience, and dignity.

Dan is a retired Army Combat Medic and veteran leader with more than 21 years of federal service, including deployments to Cuba and Iraq. After serving veterans as an Education Specialist with the Department of Veterans Affairs, he founded Evans Leadership Insights Group LLC to focus on leadership development and veteran support.

Josh is the son, brother, and grandson of veterans with a passion for veterans and first responders. He has a personal understanding and empathy for all. Possess a strong skill set in leadership and infrastructure.

 Nate is a retired Marine Corps veteran with 34 years of distinguished service and a lifelong commitment to leadership, resilience, and helping others succeed. Having overcome PTSD through intentional growth and support, he now lives and leads from a foundation of purpose, authenticity, and posttraumatic growth.

 Hal is a devoted supporter of Valor Ranch whose generosity, leadership, and passion for serving veterans continue to make a lasting impact. Following a successful career in corporate leadership and entrepreneurship, he dedicated his retirement years to charitable work and veteran advocacy.