Our partner, the Knoxville Area Korean Association (KAKA), held its 23rd Korean War Memorial Luncheon. This organization continues to honor the service and sacrifice of our American Korean War heroes who fought and died to restore freedom to the citizens of South Korea. Over 33,000 gave their lives, and the people of the Republic of…
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What are the odds of finding one Korean War Female Veteran? Since 2015, Vet to Vet Tennessee has collaborated with Korea’s Ministry of Patriots and Veterans Affairs to honor Korean War veterans with the prestigious Ambassador for Peace Medal. This includes roughly 1.78 million US servicemen and about 4,800 servicewomen—such as 700 Army Nurses from…
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During the Coming Home play in May 2026, Lou Danner, a VTVT Veterans Court Mentor, introduced us to Diane McCutcheon, a Professional Life Coach and Motivational Speaker, and founder of Warrior Rest Project. Since then, Diane has attended numerous VTVT business meetings and a Veterans Court Commencement Ceremony and has helped us find the first…
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Sitting at home, Vietnam Veteran Taylor Thomas watched the Memorial Service in Monroe County. Taylor has been at home for years because of his health. But that day was different for him and his beautiful wife. Unexpectedly, he received visitors after the Memorial Ceremony, including Vet to Vet Tennessee's President, Randall Scott, and VTVT's co-founder,…
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