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Out of Sight, Out of Mind: The Story of Leroy Brown

Summary Marine Corps veteran Leroy Brown never stopped drawing – not through deployments to Japan,

Portrait of a U.S. Marine in a khaki service uniform with ribbons and a garrison cap.

“Welcome Home”: Rory Sheriff on Brotherhood, Battle, and Building Stages

“Thank you for your service” is what most people say to veterans. For Rory Sheriff,

Man in a blue hat holding a cigar in a casual setting.

Turning Silence into Song: Ruth Belnavis’ Story

Ruth Belnavis carries within her two distinct versions of herself. One is the soldier —

Close-up professional portrait of a smiling woman on white background.

“From Combat to Stage”: Tyrone Chandler’s Journey Through War and Healing (Part Two)

The transition from military life to civilian world is never easy, but for Tyrone Chandler,

Smiling man with a beard wearing a white fedora and polo.

“From Combat to Stage”: Tyrone Chandler’s Journey Through War and Healing (Part One)

At 47, Tyrone Chandler carries himself with the quiet discipline of someone who’s seen too

A formal military portrait of a U.S. Army soldier in a dress blue uniform with a bow tie, overlaid with a "Veterans Day: Honoring All Who Served" graphic.

From Mission to Meaning: Brian Redmond on Finding Expression Through Art and Healing (Part 2)

In Part 1, we explored Brian Redmond’s nine years of Army service, his combat experiences

Close-up portrait of a man with long brown-tipped dreadlocks, wearing a black New York Yankees baseball cap, glasses, and a black polo shirt, with tattooed arms crossed in the foreground.

“Mission Comes First”: Brian Redmond on War, Sacrifice, and Military Conditioning (Part 1)

Brian Redmond was 18 years old when the world changed. He joined the Army in

A young man in full military camouflage uniform and helmet, holding a rifle across his chest while standing indoors next to a wooden cabinet.

Out of Sight, Out of Mind: The Story of Leroy Brown

Summary Marine Corps veteran Leroy Brown never stopped drawing – not through deployments to Japan,

By Camille D. Ford

November 19, 2025

“Welcome Home”: Rory Sheriff on Brotherhood, Battle, and Building Stages

“Thank you for your service” is what most people say to veterans. For Rory Sheriff,

By Camille D. Ford

September 25, 2025

Turning Silence into Song: Ruth Belnavis’ Story

Ruth Belnavis carries within her two distinct versions of herself. One is the soldier —

By Camille D. Ford

September 25, 2025

“From Combat to Stage”: Tyrone Chandler’s Journey Through War and Healing (Part Two)

The transition from military life to civilian world is never easy, but for Tyrone Chandler,

By Camille D. Ford

September 25, 2025

“From Combat to Stage”: Tyrone Chandler’s Journey Through War and Healing (Part One)

At 47, Tyrone Chandler carries himself with the quiet discipline of someone who’s seen too

By Camille D. Ford

September 25, 2025

From Mission to Meaning: Brian Redmond on Finding Expression Through Art and Healing (Part 2)

In Part 1, we explored Brian Redmond’s nine years of Army service, his combat experiences

By Camille D. Ford, Staff Writer

September 17, 2025

“Mission Comes First”: Brian Redmond on War, Sacrifice, and Military Conditioning (Part 1)

Brian Redmond was 18 years old when the world changed. He joined the Army in

By Camille D. Ford, Staff Writer

September 17, 2025

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Out of Sight, Out of Mind: The Story of Leroy Brown

Summary Marine Corps veteran Leroy Brown never stopped drawing – not through deployments to Japan,

Portrait of a U.S. Marine in a khaki service uniform with ribbons and a garrison cap.

“Welcome Home”: Rory Sheriff on Brotherhood, Battle, and Building Stages

“Thank you for your service” is what most people say to veterans. For Rory Sheriff,

Man in a blue hat holding a cigar in a casual setting.

Turning Silence into Song: Ruth Belnavis’ Story

Ruth Belnavis carries within her two distinct versions of herself. One is the soldier —

Close-up professional portrait of a smiling woman on white background.

“From Combat to Stage”: Tyrone Chandler’s Journey Through War and Healing (Part Two)

The transition from military life to civilian world is never easy, but for Tyrone Chandler,

Smiling man with a beard wearing a white fedora and polo.

“From Combat to Stage”: Tyrone Chandler’s Journey Through War and Healing (Part One)

At 47, Tyrone Chandler carries himself with the quiet discipline of someone who’s seen too

A formal military portrait of a U.S. Army soldier in a dress blue uniform with a bow tie, overlaid with a "Veterans Day: Honoring All Who Served" graphic.

From Mission to Meaning: Brian Redmond on Finding Expression Through Art and Healing (Part 2)

In Part 1, we explored Brian Redmond’s nine years of Army service, his combat experiences

Close-up portrait of a man with long brown-tipped dreadlocks, wearing a black New York Yankees baseball cap, glasses, and a black polo shirt, with tattooed arms crossed in the foreground.

“Mission Comes First”: Brian Redmond on War, Sacrifice, and Military Conditioning (Part 1)

Brian Redmond was 18 years old when the world changed. He joined the Army in

A young man in full military camouflage uniform and helmet, holding a rifle across his chest while standing indoors next to a wooden cabinet.