Tribal Council

Keri served veterans and their families while working on her business degree. She brought tireless dedication to her role as chapter president of the Student Veterans of America chapter, seeking out every resource available to assist members and their families. Following graduation, Keri served three years as a case manager serving combat veterans and surviving spouses through a grant from the Texas Veterans Commission.  

In 2018, Keri founded Valor Ranch, which provides a safe, nurturing environment for female veterans to refocus and write the next chapter of their story. 

As Keri says, “Together, we are on a mission to begin the journey of Serving, Honoring, Empowering, and Restoring Our Esteemed Servicewomen (SHEROES).”

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"Continuing to Fight"

Chris is the Clinical Manager for the Professionals Program at All Points North Lodge in Edwards Colorado. He and the team treat professionals in corporate leadership, with professional and medical licenses, as well as safety sensitive roles who have mental health and substance use disorders. 

Chris served on the Faculty of Tarrant County College as the Coordinator for Mental Health and Human Services Programs. Prior to that he served as Veterans Counselor for Tarrant County College Northeast Campus. A Minnesota native, Chris earned an Master of Divinity, and an M.A. in Marriage and Family Counseling from Southwestern Seminary in Fort Worth. He is a Licensed Professional Counselor. 

He served in the United States Air Force and is a Desert Storm Veteran. Chris was an F-15 Aircraft Crew Chief and Quality Assurance Inspector from 1987 to 1997. This translated naturally into treating his favorite populations, military, commercial aircrew and people who have substance use disorders. 

In addition to general counseling, Chris is experienced in working with trauma patients. He is EMDR trained and Critical Incident Stress Management Certified. He is considered an expert in crisis intervention and is routinely called upon to participate in crisis resolution. Chris has worked in various treatment centers as Outpatient Clinical Director, Chaplain, and Family Counselor. He has served the community as Pastor, Associate Pastor, Youth Minister, and served on the Denton Medical Reserve Corps. Chris is a champion of issues related to Veteran Services and disparities in General Mental Health Care provision. 

Teri Chang is a Senior Human Resources Specialist that has served as a Department of the Army civilian at various military installations for more than 30 years. Teri has a BA degree in Economics and Masters of Business Administration.

She began her federal service career in Military Personnel and became proficient in many aspects of the military actions. Later in her career, she transitioned to civilian personnel at the Veteran’s Health Administration in Fort Harrison, Montana. Currently, Teri is the Chief, Labor, Management, and Employee Relations in the personnel office servicing the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

Teri is excited to serve our female veteran community through Valor Ranch, and hopes to share her expertise in the human resources field to empower female veterans to write the next chapter in their story.

Cindy is a granddaughter, niece, and wife of combat veterans. She is an ordained Minister through Christian Global Outreach Ministries and is currently serving as an active-duty chaplain in the military, endorsed by the Texas Baptists Chaplaincy Relations. She has earned a A.A. Degree in Christian Ministry, B.A. Leadership with a concentration in Christian Studies, Minor in Youth Ministry, and a Master of Divinity with a concentration in Chaplaincy from Regent University. She is also certified in Trauma Informed Spiritual Care in Moral Injury Trauma, Spirituality and Healing from the Human Flourishing Program at Harvard’s Institute for Quantitative Social Science and certification in a Pastorals Skills Intensive Course. 

Cindy has a compassion for individuals who have served, are currently serving, or are part of a support network for Soldiers, Veterans, and their Families. She understands the spouse’s perspective and the struggles of being an active-duty family during deployments and traumas that have come with serving based on her husband’s experience, as well as experiencing the challenges a family faces in transitioning out of the military. Cindy enjoys her calling to active-duty chaplaincy to come alongside others to nurture, care and honor Soldiers, as well as being part of special staff as an officer to give advisement to command and leadership. She is honored to use her gifts and skills in pastoral care, moral and ethical advisement, and leadership for Valor Ranch. 

George Boyd is a licensed clinical social worker who served in the United States Army as an infantryman from 2012-2015, serving a combat tour in southern Afghanistan in 2012. In 2015 he moved back home to Texas to pursue his higher education, enrolling at Tarrant County College. After earning an Associate of Arts degree, he pursued his Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) and enrolled at the University of Texas at Arlington. Graduating with honors in 2019 and becoming a first-generation college graduate, George was then accepted into the advanced standing Master of Social Work (MSW) program at UTA. It was there that he specialized in mental health and substance abuse counseling, graduating in 2020. George has a well-rounded clinical foundation, having served in several organizations over the years. His past experiences include working at a psychiatric hospital, nursing home, and residential treatment center. In 2023, George answered a calling and fulfilled a lifelong dream of opening his own private practice in Hurst, TX to continue serving his community and fighting the unseen war at home. Clinical therapy and positive mental health is much more than a career to George; it is a passion and creed. In 2024, he answered a higher calling and enrolled at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary to pursue a Master of Theological Studies degree, and currently serves as a student ministry teacher and deacon of his church. George believes in serving those who served others, and is honored to be a part of Valor Ranch in fulfilling that mission. 

Army Veteran | Licensed Clinical Social Worker | Advocate for Women Warriors

Lisa Maynes is a combat veteran and Licensed Clinical Social Worker dedicated to transforming how mental health care supports veterans, families, and rural communities. After 12 years in the Army—serving as both a medic and behavioral health officer—she continued her work in community mental health, helping individuals navigate trauma, disconnection, and the limitations of traditional care systems.

Drawing from both clinical expertise and lived experience, Lisa now focuses on creating trauma-informed wellness programs that foster connection, restore dignity, and meet people where they are. Her work aligns deeply with Valor Ranch’s mission to serve, honor, empower, and restore. She brings a grounded, holistic perspective to the tribe—ensuring every woman warrior is seen, supported, and celebrated.

Lisa and her husband Sam, also a veteran, are part of a blended family of eight—and counting—as they prepare to welcome another granddaughter in August 2025.

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.

  Over the years, Josh has taken his skills and passion to help others to the next level. He and Keri Anne have joined forces, with God’s help, to leave this world a better place, one heart at a time. 

He has dedicated his strengths, inventiveness, creativeness, and more importantly his heart to the building of Valor Ranch and success for all those who participate in the programs. He too, realizes the battles our brave men and women faced during military service are only the beginning to the war they will experience in civilian life as a military veteran.