Eric D. Thomas
Mr. Eric D.Thomas is a 100% Disabled Combat U.S. Army Veteran with a service dog named Havoc. Mr. Thomas is the Director and Founder of the CJ3 Foundation and a senior federal U.S. government employee. Mr. Thomas is a husband, father, and grandfather. Mr. Thomas regularly attends and participates in the following: Virginia Congresswoman Jennifer […]
Christopher M. Anderson
Mr. Christopher M. Anderson is a 100% Disabled Combat U.S. Army Veteran and serves as the Deputy Director of the CJ3 Foundation. Mr. Anderson is a federal civil servant working for the Department of the Army. Mr. Anderson’s wife is also a 100% disabled combat veteran who retired from the U.S. Army in 2019. Occupation: […]
George A. Coker
Mr. George A. Coker, Jr. (aka “Junior”) is the owner of The Coker Agency, LLC, a fully licensed Insurance Agent. Jr. has a Belgian Malinois Service Dog named Kane. He is also a Husband, and a Father of 3 kids, Addison, Emma & Matthew. Occupation: September 2020 to Present – Associate Director, CJ3 Foundation March […]
Dennis M. Graves
Mr. Dennis M. Graves is a 100% Disabled Veteran, having retired from the U.S. Army after 20 years of service. He has a service dog named Sarge. Mr. Graves is a member of the CJ3 Foundation, serving as an Ambassador/Team Member. During his military career, Mr. Graves deployed several times in multiple operations worldwide. Mr. […]
Brandon Langley
Mr. Brandon D. Langley is a Disabled Combat U.S. Army Veteran. Mr. Langley is an Ambassador of the CJ3 Foundation and a Committee Member of the Veterans Resource Group (VRG) with PeopleTec Inc. Mr. Langley is a husband, father, and grandfather. Mr. Langley attends, participates in, or is a member of the following: Disabled American […]
Tamara M. Key
Mrs. Tamara M. Key is a U.S. Army Veteran with a service dog named Drax. She is the founder and owner of The Herbal Key Apothecary. Mrs. Key is a wife and mother. She is very active in her community and is actively involved in the following organizations: The American Herbalists Guild as a voting […]
