Master Gunnery Sergeant Brent L. Dorrough served 30 years in the Marine Corps, rising to become one of its most respected Communications Chiefs and leading Marines across the globe. Renowned for his steady leadership and compassion, he now continues his service as Program Manager for the Ellis County Veterans’ Treatment Court, supporting veterans’ recovery and reintegration
Roy F. Davis built a distinguished career serving in both the U.S. Navy and Army Reserve, rising to Sergeant First Class and supporting critical missions from carrier operations to Desert Storm. A dedicated historian and mentor, Roy continues to inspire his community through leadership, service, and a deep commitment to preserving military heritage and faith
Lieutenant Colonel Martin Allen “Pete” Rowe distinguished himself as a US Army aviator and leader during the Korean and Vietnam Wars, earning honors such as the Purple Heart and Silver Star. His exemplary service and dedication continue to inspire future generations of military aviators
Medal of Honor recipient Col. James Lamar Stone led his platoon with unwavering courage during one of the Korean War’s fiercest battles, refusing to abandon his men despite overwhelming odds and severe wounds. Remembered for his humility and devotion, Stone’s legacy endures as a symbol of quiet strength, leadership, and service to his country and community
Decorated Army aviator Doug Petersen flew nearly a thousand life-saving medevac missions in Vietnam as Dustoff 34, embodying courage and selflessness under fire. After a distinguished military career, he continued serving others as a financial advisor, award-winning author, and inspirational speaker, sharing messages of resilience and hope with veterans and communities nationwide
