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TVC Veteran Career Advisor Coach and Army veteran Dennis Aaron, at left, is presented the DAV Department of Texas Disabled Veterans Outreach Program Specialists (DVOP) Award. The DAV (Disabled American Veterans) Department of Texas recently presented its Disabled Veterans Outreach Program Specialists (DVOP) of the Year Award to TVC
Damien Crawley, at left, receives the TVC Excellence Award from TVC Deputy Executive Director and Army veteran Shawn Deabay. Tarrant County Veterans Service Officer and Navy Veteran Damien Crawley is effective. His claims work has resulted in millions of dollars in awards. When meeting with veterans, should he hear something
A veteran’s daughter whose father’s challenges with mental well-being lead her to study forensic psychology is now taking advanced class this summer at Southwestern University for her major. The start of her college journey with the help of her father’s education benefits was first reported by E-Vets in May 2023.
Army veteran Dalton Barker found himself suddenly without at job. He had recently transitioned from service, having been in the Army from 2017 to August 2024 including leading missions in the Middle East. He was medically retired and soon after leaving the Army found employment as an Operations Manager for
When an Army National Guard veteran came to do community service hours at Veteran Point in Denton, Becca Hobby and Kasey Brown of the Military Veteran Peer Network (MVPN) took it as an opportunity to get to know him and talk with him. “After discussing VA Disability benefits, he asked
Newly employed Army veteran Kelvin King. When Army veteran Kelvin King visited the Denison Workforce Center on March 18, 2025, he was facing challenges, barriers to employment due to being justice involved, low income, and his disabilities. He was in the VA Compensated Work Therapy program, earning $8.35 an
When Nardia Stultz started with the Texas Veterans Commission Claims Department in August 2023, “She had no idea how much heart would be involved in her work,” said TVC Claims Southeast District Manager and Navy veteran Julio Harros. “Her very first Dependent Indemnity Compensation case was a tough one,” explained
Navarro County Veteran Service Officer and National Guard veteran Tim Easley An Army Vietnam veteran’s surviving spouse was recently awarded over $308,000 in retro payments ultimately dating back to 2002. It was a long journey of filing claims, denials, appeals and locating medical records. Helping her successfully through this process
Recently held job fairs attracted hundreds of employment seekers and connected them with employers and TVC Veteran Employment Services. The Law Enforcement Job Fair held on May 7, 2025 in Edinburg attracted over 289 job seekers. It featured over 40 law enforcement agencies seeking employees. It was sponsored and organized
The Women’s Armed Services Integration Act enacted by the U.S. on June 12, 1948, allows women to serve as regular members of the military. Prior to that, women in the military joined as volunteers in clerical roles, as nurses, or in special, temporary units such as Women’s Army Corps during
