Pictured above is TVC Claims Benefits Advisor and Marine Corp veteran Myra Davenport. A veteran walked into the Tomball VA accompanied by her sister. It was clear she was carrying a heavy emotional burden. A proud Army veteran who had served her country with honor, she was now battling overwhelming
Texas veterans have earned a wide array of benefits and services. There’s disability compensation, health care, education, access to special land sales and home loans, burials, veteran owned business perks, job search assistance, clinical counseling, housing, and more. So that veterans know about the benefits and services they’ve earned and
A surviving spouse came into TVC’s Claims office at the VA Northeast Vet Center in San Antonio in June 2025 to inquire about possible additional VA Survivor Benefits. There, she met TVC Claims Benefits Advisor and Air Force Kathleen Pino who began researching her spouses service and claims. Pino filed for
Above, Wichita County Veteran Service Officers Tina Jones and Jason Makepeace on the set of KFDX for their holiday message to the community. “Navigating the VA and other benefit systems can be complex, but you don’t have to do it alone. Our office is committed to providing knowledgeable, respectful, and
Pictured is TVC Claims Benefits Advisor Jennifer Fells. A Fort Worth area veteran saw his disability compensation continuously rise after connecting with TVC Claims Benefits Advisor Jennifer Fells. The veteran had a 10% rating since the early 1990s. After talking with his friends, he began seeking assistance to update his
Extra services are available for veterans in Cass County as it was recently awarded a $750,000 Fund for Veterans’ Assistance (FVA) grant from TVC. “These programs make a big difference by assisting with utility bills and mortgages,” said Travis Ransom, Cass County Judge and Brigade Command Sergeant Major in the
Pictured above is TVC Claims Benefits Advisor Carlo Ungo-Martinez, a veteran of the Marine Corps and Army. When Vietnam veteran Glen Payne encountered difficulty roadblocks with the VA process, he met with TVC Claims Benefits Advisor Carlo Ungo-Martinez, a veteran of the Marine Corps and Army. The pair worked together
Karnes County Veterans Service Officer Blake G. Sanches’s collaboration with other agencies to established transportation for veterans and his effectiveness in providing staple services for veterans earned him a a TVC Excellence Award. Pictured above from left are Texas Veterans Commission (TVC) Chairwoman Laura Koerner, Sanches and TVC Executive Director
Pictured above are Kerr County Veteran Services Office team Jenna Sanchez and Chase Allsup at the Family Assistance Center. The catastrophic floods that struck the Texas Hill Country in July 2025 expanded the mission of the Kerr County Veterans Service Office. Kerr County Veteran Services Officer and Air Force
Since 2017, compensation benefits for veterans in Kaufman County have more than doubled, from $40 million to $114 million. Also since 2017, Robert Hunter has been the Kaufman County Veterans Service Officer (VSO). Hunter, U.S. Army retired, has seen a significant increase in veteran population growth in Kaufman County during
