Meet The Team

Preston “Papa Whiskey” Wall, hails from San Antonio, Texas. Enlisting in the United States Air Force after high school, he served with distinction during deployments in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom, stationed in Balad "Mortaritaville" Iraq and Mosul, Iraq. Holding a Bachelor's Degree in Aeronautics and actively pursuing a Masters of Military Operations, Preston's commitment extends to his role as a senior analyst in the Air Force. Additionally, he serves as the President of Frontline Heroes Outdoors. Outside of his military duties, Preston is a devoted family man, married to Nicole, Vice Principal of an elementary school, and proud parents of three children: Kinsley, Casen, and Carrigan.

Tom Sawicki, Frontline Heroes Outdoors’ resident “Spaceman,” was born and raised on Long Island, New York, and serves as Vice President and Board Member, helping guide the organization’s strategic vision, governance, and long-term growth. A founding leader of FHO, he is deeply committed to advancing the organization’s mission of supporting service members, veterans, first responders, and their families through meaningful, community-driven experiences. Tom also serves as the Chief of Space Operations for U.S. Army South at Joint Base San Antonio and brings over 20 years of military service, including multiple deployments in support of Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom. He holds multiple advanced degrees and is currently completing his PhD in Security Studies, focused on space policy and strategy. Above all, Tom is a devoted husband and father to two children, Peter and Ella, whose family remains the foundation of his commitment to service and giving back.

Andrew Scott, a dedicated member of the Frontline Heroes Outdoors board, brings a unique perspective to the organization. Born with a hearing impairment that prevented military service, he nevertheless lived the military life as an "Army brat" during his father's 35-year Army career. With a deep-seated passion for assisting veterans, Andrew, armed with a bachelor's degree in business management, has found his calling in marketing and management. Currently serving as the Events Director at Frontline Heroes Outdoors, he channels his commitment to supporting our nation's finest. Andrew shares his life with Ashley, an elementary school administrator, and together, they are proud parents to two children, Cooper and Connor.

Keegan Donnelly, an active duty Master Sergeant of the US Air Force, proudly hails from Albany, NY. When he's not orchestrating large-scale global exercises or mentoring aspiring Ranger candidates through rigorous training, you can find him soaring through the skies as a passionate skydiver and wingsuiter. His thirst for adventure extends underwater as a dedicated free diver. Since embarking on his Air Force journey in 2008, Master Sergeant Donnelly has navigated a whirlwind of deployments and missions, including facing conflict in Afghanistan and Africa. With expertise in Base Defense and Tactics Training Instructor, he has led teams in high-pressure situations as a Deployed Aircraft Ground Response element (DAGRE) Team Leader and Squad Leader. Alongside his supportive wife and young son from Valdosta, Georgia, his life is a harmonious blend of adrenaline-fueled pursuits and cherished family moments.

Tricia Dang, a native of Georgia's suburbs, embarked on her journey as an active duty Air Force officer after graduating from the United States Air Force Academy. Armed with dual Bachelor of Science degrees in Computer Science and Cyber Science, as well as a Master's in Cybersecurity from the Georgia Institute of Technology, she became the first of her family to serve in the military as a Defensive Cyber Officer. Outside of work, she enjoys swimming and playing the violin. Tricia finds unwavering support and companionship in her spouse, Il, who stands as her confidant and steadfast ally.

RaeAnna was born and raised on the beautiful island of Maui in Hawai'i, where she developed a deep love for the outdoors, from the mountains to the sea. That passion led her to earn her BS in Hospitality Management and pursue a career in events, where she has spent over 10 years creating unforgettable experiences for people around the world. Beyond the event industry, she serves as a combat medic in the Army National Guard—helping people isn’t just part of her job, it’s who she is. When she’s not working, you’ll find her exploring trails with her two dogs, carving through fresh powder in the winter, or seeking out her next rock-climbing adventure.

Emily was born and raised in Michigan, where she enjoyed camping, hiking, mountain biking, and kayaking with her parents and siblings. These early adventures built her love for nature and family, values that have guided her ever since. For 17 years, Emily proudly stood by her husband’s side as a military spouse. It didn’t take long for her to step into the role of the steady foundation her family needed—always ready to lift others up, especially within the tight-knit community of fellow military spouses. Her experiences taught her resilience, empathy, and the importance of connection. With a Master’s degree in Finance and a career as a Technical Project Manager, Emily brings focus and drive to everything she does. Four years ago, she and her family made their way back to San Antonio, planting roots in a city close to their hearts after living in several states across the country. Through her journey as a military spouse, she discovered a deep passion for strengthening the bonds within the veteran community—especially among the often-overlooked spouses. Outside the office, Emily, her husband Jed, and their daughter Hayden are happiest when they’re soaking up the sun at the beach or off on their next adventure—Disney World being their favorite go-to. Emily is a dedicated swimmer and loves working out with her whole crew, turning wellness into a family affair.

Brandon Vaca, originally from the small town of Colusa California, enlisted in the Marine Corps shortly after high school. He was an amphibious assault vehicle crew chief as well as an instructor. He deployed twice on two different Marine Expeditionary Units. He is currently in the career field of HVAC but is currently going through the process do become a Dallas firefighter. His hobbies include hunting, fishing, spending quality time with family, helping anyone in need, and supporting the mission of FHO.

Lance Stump, originally from Virginia, enlisted in the Air Force after high school. He was a Loadmaster on C-130's his entire career. He deployed 14 times to Afghanistan, Iraq, and Africa before retiring after 20 years of service. He is now a civilian contractor at Dyess AFB and he schedules C-130 aircrews. He has been married to his wife Erin for 20 years and they have two children. When not spending time with his family he is giving back to to those serving or who have served.

Jonathan Dula, a proud Texan born into a military family with nearly six decades of combined service, embodies the spirit of adventure and duty. Raised in San Antonio, he thrives in the outdoors, honing skills in hunting, fishing, and golf. With 13 years in the United States Air Force Security Forces, his journey has taken him from Germany to Korea and back to Joint Base San Antonio, where he's tackled roles from Armorer to NCOIC of Integrated Defense. Twice deployed, he balances service with pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree in Homeland Security and community involvement. As Mission Coordinator, his towering presence ensures our mission's success, turning goals into reality with unwavering dedication and expertise.

Cody Bertram, hometown of San Antonio, Texas. Cody enlisted in the Air Force shortly after high school and has served on multiple deployments and contingencies across Europe and the Middle East. He specializes in Cyber Warfare Operations with a focus on defensive cyber and incident response. Outside of work Cody enjoys hunting, hiking, traveling, and the outdoors. He is married to his wife Nicole, who always supports him in anything he does.

Savannah “Sav” Bratcher grew up in Louisville, KY with a respect for service and sacrifice, even though she never wore the uniform herself. That respect was shaped in part by her brother’s 20 years of military service - an experience that gave her an inside look to the challenges faced by not only those who serve, but also by the families who stand beside them. She proudly brings that same dedication to Frontline Heroes Outdoors, working alongside her brother, Brandon Cummings, to strengthen morale and foster connection within the veteran and active duty community. Savannah makes it a priority to build spaces where people feel seen, heard, and valued - bringing organization, empathy, and focus to everything she does. She believes that connection is essential, and her work reflects a commitment to ensuring no one feels alone in their struggles. When Savannah isn’t working or volunteering, she enjoys spending time with her family and friends, caring for her cat, and the occasional quiet moment alone to read.

Alex "Franco" Brown, originally from Philadelphia, embarked on a remarkable journey by enlisting in the Air Force at the age of 18. Stationed at Lackland AFB and Eglin AFB, he honed his skills and dedication, achieving the rank of Staff Sergeant and the level of craftsman in Airfield Operations. Alex's military service included two deployments to Kuwait and one to Turkey, showcasing his commitment to duty. Currently, he serves as an airport manager for the port of San Antonio, seamlessly blending his expertise with civilian responsibilities. In addition, Alex plays a crucial role as a mission coordinator for Frontline Heroes Outdoors, contributing to the organization's impactful initiatives.

Born and raised in northwest Ohio, where i enlisted in the Marines at 18 and went on to serve 7 years. Over the 7 years of service I did 4 deployments to Afghanistan, where I received a Purple Heart on my first deployment. Following my military service, I moved back to Ohio where I attended Wright State University and received my bachelor's in Organizational Leadership. Upon moving home, my brother who is also a Marine Corps Veteran introduced me to Waterfowl Hunting which ignited my passion for hunting. Since then I've dabbled in a variety of game from waterfowl, predators, pigs, Whitetail, and black buck. I now reside in Lubbock County where my wife and I have a small homestead with our 4 children and counting.

Brandon was raised in both Brownsville, KY and Tavares, FL. He served as a Heavy Aircraft Crew-Chief in the U.S. Air Force from 2001 to 2005 at Offutt AFB, NE and Kadena AB, Japan. He decided to switch teams and then served another 17 years in the U.S. Army as a 68W Combat Medic and a 68C Licensed Vocational Nurse, in a multitude of locations and positions, ultimately finishing his career as the Operations NCOIC of the U.S. Army Institute of Surgical Research, more commonly known as the Burn Center on the Brooke Army Medical Center Campus. He loves all fitness related things and builds custom firearms as a hobby as he is a home-based FFL. Brandon is currently a full-time student at UTSA, majoring in Cyber Security but more proudly, he is the father of two sons, Conor and Oliver.

Jacqui was raised most of her life in El Paso, TX. After attending a couple of years of college, she decided to join the Air Force in 1989. She began her 24- year military career as an Air Transportation Specialist in Elmendorf AFB Alaska where her eyes were opened up to adventures of skiing, hiking, hunting and fishing. Her assignments took her to Washington, Las Vegas, Turkey, Guam, Italy, Spain, Delaware and back to Texas with some long-lived deployments to Saudi Arabia, Iraq and Afghanistan on several occasions. Upon retirement in 2014, she started/owned her own Decorative Concrete business for 8 years. Outside of work, she enjoys working in her yard, paddleboarding, exercising, traveling in her RV with her 3 dogs, a huge foodie and volunteering at the local Humane Society and has been a foster mama to many dogs looking for their furever home. She enjoys bonding with her veteran community and is involved with the Irreverent Warriors striving to eliminate isolation and suicide by using humor and camaraderie to improve the veterans outlook.

Frankie Dunn was raised in the panhandle of Texas and has always loved the outdoors, sports, hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, shooting, and animals. He now resides near Fort Worth with his wife, Tina, on the “FaT Farm”. He has a horses, cows, goats, chickens, a donkey, dogs and a barn cat. Frankie retired from the Navy after 26 years as a Chief Petty Officer. He deployed 9 times in which 5 times were to Iraq and 2 times to Afghanistan. His love for America, Texas and his fellow warriors is unwavering. He has a son, two daughters and two grandchildren. Since retiring, he joined a local union and now works as a Superintendent for a large company running a piping and plumbing pre-fab shop. When he is not working, he enjoys riding horses and spending time with family and friends on the farm.

Howdy! I'm Bri Gamez, a proud Texas native. I enlisted in the US Army in 2013 and proudly served for 10 years, including roles in combat arms. My service taught me valuable lessons about community, physical activity, and embracing nature in full force. While I was Active Duty, I was fortunate to win hunting and fishing opportunities, and I was instantly hooked! After I separated, I knew I had to find a group that embraced the outdoors for its many healing powers. Luckily I found Frontline Heroes Outdoors! I look forward to serving and creating lasting memories with my brothers and sisters in arms through FHO.

Brad, originally from Louisiana, proudly dedicated 10 years of his life to the U.S. Air Force as a Security Forces member. Throughout his military career, he served in various locations and achieved the esteemed designation of Master Rated Jump Master, reflecting his commitment to excellence and leadership. After transitioning from active duty, Brad continued his service to the community as a Police Officer for 10.5 years. His diverse roles included Patrol Officer, Firearms Instructor, Mental Health Officer, and SWAT member, showcasing his dedication to public safety and his ability to handle high-pressure situations with skill and professionalism. Having recently retired, Brad has turned his focus towards family and a passionate mission to give back to veterans and first responders. He is committed to making a positive impact on mental health within these communities, advocating for support and resources that can help his fellow service members navigate the challenges they face. Brad's unwavering dedication to service continues to inspire those around him as he works to uplift and empower others.

Donnie Harmon, originally from Illinois, was the first person in his family to serve, enlisting in the Airforce as a loadmaster eventually flying on the C-130J. In his time so far on the Herk he has amassed over 2000 flight hours, visited over 30 countries and participated in countless exercises, some partnering with other nations. After spending 5 years on active duty he transitioned to the Texas Air National Guard and is still serving, doing the same job. He grew up fishing with his grandpa and later on got into hunting through waterfowl and has only expanded from there. While at home in Fort Worth he is never bored with 2 dogs, a cat and his fiance.

Raised as an Air Force "brat", I started my military career as a dependent and remained such until my father retired from the Air Force in 1976. I completed High School and one year of college in North Carolina before I decided to serve myself. I joined the Air Force in 1984, and after basic training attended the Defense Language Institute in Monterey California to become an Airborne Cryptologic Linguist. After tech school, I was assigned to the 6916th Electronic Security Squadron at Hellinikon Air Base, just outside Athens Greece, and that was the beginning of my 21-year career. Other assignments took me to Offutt AFB in Nebraska, Iraklion Air Station, Crete and RAF Mildenhall, United Kingdom. I've flown combat missions in Iraq and Afghanistan and other theaters around the world. I retired from active duty in May 2005. I now work for L3Harris in Greenville Texas as a Program Manager for the RC-135 Rivet Joint Program. I was inspired to join FHO after attending the DD-214 Shooter's Classic and the Jon Boat Classic in Coleman Texas. It was such an honor to attend those events as a veteran, but I realized on that first trip that I wanted to be on the giving end as well. And that is what brings me here...

Chris Hunt was born in Eugene, Oregon, and served 14 years in the U.S. Air Force specializing in weapons systems and Combat Search and Rescue operations. His military career was built on precision, teamwork, and an unwavering commitment to mission success and the people he served alongside. After transitioning from military service, Chris attended several veteran-focused events in Montana that reignited his passion for community and connection. Those experiences inspired him to continue serving in a new way — supporting others who share similar experiences and challenges. Chris is a devoted husband and proud father of four, and family remains at the center of his life and motivation. Through Frontline Heroes Outdoors (FHO), he is committed to helping members reconnect, build lasting relationships, and find strength through shared experiences. Chris believes in taking care of people, building them up, and ensuring no one feels like they have to carry life’s burdens alone.

Brandy was raised in a small north central Texas town on Lake Bridgeport where her love for the outdoors all began at a young age – a connection to nature that continues to shape her life today. Brandy served in the United States Air Force for seven years as a Medical Laboratory Technician. During her time in the military, she had the honor of working at the DoD’s largest hospital where she helped care for active-duty members, veterans, and their families, as well as assisting in care for civilian trauma patients. She later finished her service at the Armed Services Blood Bank Center in San Antonio, where she contributed to supporting military personnel’s health worldwide - two missions that she remains passionate about and that continue to inspire her today. Brandy is currently pursuing an undergraduate degree in Kinesiology that she will eventually use in furthering her education in pursuit of a career in Physical Therapy. She’s passionate about helping people improve their physical health and well-being; a natural extension of her desire to serve and make a positive impact on others. When she’s not studying or working towards her goals, Brandy enjoys spending any amount of free time by being outside-whether it’s hiking, mountain-biking, camping or just simply being near a river or lake. Most importantly, she loves spending quality time with her son, her sisters and their families, and her friends.

Melissa grew up in Corpus Christi, TX where her love for fishing began. She is a proud veteran of the United States Air Force, having served in support of Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom as an Intelligence Operations Analyst. She has a deep appreciation for service, community, and the great outdoors. Melissa earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry which brought her and her family to Austin, TX which she now calls home. Since her military service, she has been committed to supporting the veteran community. Whether assisting with reintegration, providing resources, or fostering connections among veterans, she remains deeply invested in ensuring no veteran is left behind. Beyond work, Melissa is an avid outdoors enthusiast with a special love for fishing. She also enjoys accompanying her husband, Kevin, on hunting adventures. Additionally, she is passionate about fitness and loves working out, embracing an active lifestyle that promotes both physical and mental well-being. Together, she and her family share a love for nature and spending quality time with their two daughters, Isabelle and Lilliana.

Jarron was born and raised in Canyon as a 6th generation Texan. He enlisted in the United States Marine Corps infantry in 2009 and was assigned to 1st Battalion 5th Marines at Camp Pendleton, California. Jarron carried several billets ranging from SAW gunner to Team leader in his first deployment to Sangin Afghanistan in 2011 in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. From there he was accepted to 1/5 Scout Snipers after passing the INDOC where he completed his second deployment as part of the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit. Jarron also was assigned to Weapons and Field Training Battalion at Edson Range as a Field Instructor to give new Marines the tools they require to survive in the Fleet. Jarron now lives in Plano Texas with his beautiful family of 5 and remains an avid outdoorsman involved with hunting, fishing, mountaineering, rock climbing and anything else that gets him outdoors.

I was born in a small town in Mississippi and moved to North Carolina when i was younger. I attended the University of South Carolina where I was a member of the fraternity Phi Gamma Delta. I graduated with a BA in Criminal Justice earning a commission as a pilot in the USAF. I am currently a Capt., flying the C-130J “Hercules” at Dyess AFB.

Cameron Musselman is a Texas native and U.S. Air Force veteran who served six years in Security Forces. During his time in service, he developed a strong appreciation for teamwork, resilience, and the unique bonds formed through military life. Outside of work, Cameron enjoys carpentry, shooting sports, photography, and spending time enjoying good whiskey and cigars. He currently runs a gun range and remains deeply connected to the veteran community. Through Frontline Heroes Outdoors (FHO), Cameron is passionate about helping members reconnect with prior service members, rediscover camaraderie, and build new relationships through shared experiences. He believes the sense of belonging and the unique personalities within the military and first responder communities are worth preserving and strengthening.

Mary Katherine Piel is an Auction Specialist for Safari Club International and a graduate of Louisiana State University, where she earned a degree in Agriculture and Extension Education. Originally from Galveston, Texas, Mary Katherine is a passionate hunter and angler. She actively serves on Ducks Unlimited’s National Youth Engagement Committee as well as several other DU committees in Texas. She is a proud member of two women’s hunting groups that pursue outdoor adventures across the United States. She is excited to bring her energy and experience to the FHO Team.

Jose grew up in the mountains of Colorado, where hiking, camping, and exploring the wilderness shaped his love for the outdoors. After moving to Texas over 15 years ago, he has continued that passion and enlisted in the Air force back in 2014. He currently serves as an AGR member in the Air Force Reserve in Fort Worth TX. He picked up hunting about five years ago, and it quickly became one of my favorite ways to connect with nature and with others. He is a loving father to his wife and 4 kids! Being part of Frontline Heroes Outdoors allows Jose to give back by building camaraderie, meeting new people, and supporting fellow veterans and frontline heroes in meaningful ways. He is grateful for every opportunity to help create the same sense of community and connection that has supported him throughout my own journey.

Sean originally from New York joined the Air Force straight out of high school in 2012 and has been chasing the horizon ever since. As a seasoned C-130 loadmaster, he’s spent thousands of hours in the sky—planning, loading, flying, and occasionally wondering why coffee isn’t considered a survival item. Flying remains his first love, but when he’s not airborne, you’ll find him deep in the mesquite with a thermal scope and a plan. A lifelong outdoorsman with a specialty in hog hunting, Sean brings tactical precision, a steady trigger finger, and a few good hunting stories (some even true) to every mission. Whether coordinating complex air drops or guiding veterans through their next outdoor adventure, Sean’s passion is connecting service members with the wild places that heal.

Colten Sloan, hometown of Blackshear, Georgia. Colten enlisted in the Air Force shortly after high school and has deployed to the Middle East. He specializes in Administration and currently serves as a First Sergeant. Outside of work he enjoys hunting, fishing, camping, and living life to the fullest with his wife Shelby and their 3 kids.

Tyler "Brocklobster" Smith, boasts a diverse 12 year career career in Security Forces as a Non-Commissioned Officer in the Air Force. His journey included stations in Japan, Montana & Hawaii before he retired at his final location, Joint Base San Antonio. Tyler's dedication and expertise led him to attend sniper school, FLETC, San Antonio SWAT, and other many other specialty courses in between. Additionally, Tyler stepped into the role of First Sergeant, overseeing the mental health and welfare of over 203 Airmen. Notably, he was hand selected as the Executive Officer to the Command Chief at Joint Base San Antonio, overseeing the well being of more than 88,00 people on the largest base in the Department of Defense. Transitioning into civilian life, Tyler has taken on the role of Director of Operations at a prominent roofing and remodeling company in San Antonio. Beyond his professional achievements, Tyler is a musician, graceful dancer & devoted father to two daughters.

I’m a proud graduate of Texas Tech University, where I earned my bachelor’s degree in Personal Financial Planning—and met my wife along the way. Today, I call San Antonio home, where I live with my family and work as a Financial Advisor at Springs Wealth Group. Outside of the office, I’m an avid outdoorsman who enjoys hunting, fishing, and competing in archery challenges. Whether I’m in the field or spending quality time with my loved ones, I find the most fulfillment in helping others. For me, making a positive impact in someone’s life is what truly fills my cup.

Brandon Stowe hails from Houston, Texas. Upon graduating from high school he attended Texas A&M and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree and joined the workforce. It wasn't until the age of 28 that Brandon joined the military, serving in the Texas Army National Guard in an intelligence unit. He has lived in San Antonio for the last 7 years with his wife, Shannon, and their three children. In his free time he enjoys anything that will keep him in the outdoors, including hunting, fishing, and golf.

Born and raised in the heart of San Antonio, Thomas Torres has always had a deep connection to the great outdoors. A proud graduate of Texas A&M University’s Rangeland, Wildlife, and Fisheries Science program, Thomas combines his academic knowledge with 10 years of hands-on experience in the hunting industry. As the owner and operator of a premier hunting outfitter, Thomas is dedicated to creating exceptional outdoor experiences for enthusiasts of all skill levels. His expertise in wildlife and land management allows him to curate sustainable and memorable adventures while prioritizing conservation. Beyond his business, Thomas is passionate about giving back to his community, leading conservation efforts and outdoor education programs to inspire future generations to appreciate and protect nature. Whether you’re an experienced hunter or just beginning your journey, Thomas Torres is committed to helping you make the most of your time in the wilderness.

Troj’s roots from a small town Czech town called Ennis, Texas. With 23 years of dedicated service as a C-130 loadmaster in the United States Air Force, Aaron has courageously participated in numerous deployments supporting operations such as Iraqi Freedom, Enduring Freedom, Horn of Africa, and the Resolute Support Mission. His unwavering support system has been his wife, Amanda, and their three children. This foundation enabled him to complete his academic goals, including an MBA with a minor in Project Management and a bachelor’s degree in leadership and organizational management. Aaron has held various leadership roles and engaged in diverse assignments with the Contingency Response Wing and Air Mobility Command. Notably, he achieved the Master Instructor Badge and CCAF Instructor Certification-III while at the C-130 schoolhouse. Now retired from the Air Force, Aaron has completed his Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification. His passion lies in supporting the mission of FHO and aiding those in need, with a keen understanding of the mental stress and challenges of PTSD faced by individuals in frontline careers, including military personnel, veterans, and first responders.

After growing up in Arizona and eventually making Texas home, Ivan discovered Frontline Heroes Outdoors and immediately felt connected to its mission. Being part of FHO allows him to give back to those who have served our nation and to help create meaningful outdoor experiences that restore camaraderie and purpose. Ivan has always found peace and fulfillment in the outdoors, especially through hunting and fishing. Sharing those experiences with military members, veterans, first responders, and their families makes that passion even more meaningful. He believes time outdoors can be both healing and connecting, and he is proud to help create those opportunities for others. As a Mission Coordinator, Ivan is committed to serving the community, building relationships, and ensuring every member feels welcomed and valued. Supporting those who have sacrificed for others is something he considers both an honor and a lifelong responsibility.

Born and raised in Ohio, I followed my passion for aviation, attending Ohio University studying aviation flight. After graduation, I flew private jets while seeking a commission in the USAF. Completing officer training school at Maxwell Air Force Base in 2019, I earned my wings from undergraduate Pilot Training in Oklahoma. I now serve as an active duty C-130J Instructor Pilot in the great state of Texas.

Noah Coronel-Yamamoto is an active-duty Staff Sergeant in the U.S. Air Force, currently serving as a C-130J Instructor Loadmaster at Dyess Air Force Base, Texas. Originally from the Big Island of Hawaii, he enlisted at 18 years old in November 2019, driven by a desire to serve others and challenge himself. Outside of work, Noah enjoys camping, spending time outdoors, strength training, and making memories with his wife, KB Coronel-Yamamoto. His upbringing in Hawaii continues to shape his values of humility, resilience, and service.