As we begin 2023, we reflect on our ministry’s great blessings, and we are grateful for such amazing supporters committed to the mission of Vet to Vet Tennessee. Our military’s challenges today are as high as they’ve ever been. They need our prayers, support, compassion, and the love of Jesus Christ. We have been honored…
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Thirty-Nine Court-Involved Vet Served in 2022 Monroe County Veterans Court convened for the final time this year on Monday, asserting its mission to guide veterans ensnared in the criminal justice system to a more positive lifestyle through peer-to-peer accountability and mental health treatment. From left, Vet to Vet Tennessee Vice President Randall Scott, graduate…
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Monroe County Mayor Mitch Ingram and his cabinet share a moment of congratulations with Veterans Service Officer Andy Boyd, center. Boyd was presented on Monday with a Joseph “JL” Tucker Memorial Award in appreciation of his accomplishments with Vet to Vet Tennessee, Monroe County Veterans Court, and a commitment to helping Veterans overcome adversity. Monroe…
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A promise made, a promise kept. For ten (10) years, Vet to Vet Tennessee (VTVT), Don Smith, Rhea County Veterans Service Officer and former Assistant Commissioner of the Tennessee Veterans Affairs, and Monroe County Veterans Court Judge Dwaine B. Thomas has been trying to help Rhea County create and establish a Veterans Court track without…
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