Serving Veterans Locally and Worldwide!
805-242-2306
To Set Up An Appt Today, Call The Doc!
ThankYou@AtEaseVeterans.com
Are you a Veteran or do you know a Veteran?
Serving Veterans Locally and Worldwide!
805-242-2306
To Set Up An Appt Today, Call The Doc!
ThankYou@AtEaseVeterans.com
Are you a Veteran or do you know a Veteran?
Our goal at At Ease Veterans is to give back by offering resources for the men and women who have made a decision to serve. Their decision not only changes their lives, but all of ours as well.
WE SALUTE YOU & THANK YOU!
---At Ease!
AtEaseVeterans does not under any circumstance rent, share or sell your information. All details provided on this site are only forwarded to the Executive Director of Operations of AtEaseVeterans.
Our goal at At Ease Veterans is to give back by offering resources for the men and women who have made a decision to serve. Their decision not only changes their lives, but all of ours as well.
WE SALUTE YOU & THANK YOU!
---At Ease!
AtEaseVeterans does not under any circumstance rent, share or sell your information. All details provided on this site are only forwarded to the Exclusive Real Estate Agent and the Executive Director of Operations of AtEaseVeterans.
An average of 20 Veterans commit suicide everyday!800-273-8255 - Veteran Crisis Hotline
Help Is HERE!
An average of 20 Veterans commit suicide everyday!800-273-8255 - Veteran Crisis Hotline
Help Is HERE!
Meet the Doc
Henry Davis "Dr. D"
Chief Master Sgt. USAF, Ret. & Vietnam VeteranExecutive Director of Operations
Dr. D is a big reason why At Ease Veterans was born. Henry joined the Air Force at age 17 and made a career of it. During his military career, while being stationed in Vietnam, he earned the Bronze Star. Later in his career, he retired as a Chief Master Sergeant of the U.S. Air Force.
Using the perspective that he gained from being in the military, Henry is determined to help you. Not only can he relate to you on your military experiences, he knows the importance of accepting the benefits earned by serving.
He can help point you in the direction of the best people to work with.
We lucked out in choosing him to be the Executive Director of Operations of At Ease Veterans. All we can say is, “The Doc. Is In…”The Doctor says “Let's see what we can do for you. Academia, employment, trades, housing, motivation and counseling, we’ll get you going! And while we’re at it, let’s talk about getting your disability rating as well. It could take time, my 100% did. Let’s get on it today”.
Meet the Doc
Henry Davis "Dr. D"
Chief Master Sgt. USAF, Ret. & Vietnam Veteran
Dr. D is a big reason why At Ease Veterans was born. Henry joined the Air Force at age 17 and made a career of it. During his military career, while being stationed in Vietnam, he earned the Bronze Star. Later in his career, he retired as a Chief Master Sergeant of the U.S. Air Force.
Using the perspective that he gained from being in the military, Henry is determined to help you. Not only can he relate to you on your military experiences, he knows the importance of accepting the benefits earned by serving.
He can help point you in the direction of the best people to work with.
We lucked out in choosing him to be the Executive Director of Operations of At Ease Veterans. All we can say is, “The Doc. Is In…”The Doctor says “Let's see what we can do for you. Academia, employment, trades, housing, motivation and counseling, we’ll get you going! And while we’re at it, let’s talk about getting your disability rating as well. It could take time, my 100% did. Let’s get on it today”.
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Important Military Dates &
Transition Resources
January
January 19 – Martin Luther King Jr. Day
February
February 3 - Four Chaplains DayFebruary 18 - President's Day
February 19 – Coast Guard Reserve Birthday
March
March 3 – Navy Reserve Birthday
March 5 – Seabee Birthday
March 13- Official birthday of the United States K9 Corps
March 17 – St. Patrick’s Day
March 29 – Vietnam Veterans Day
March 5 – Seabee Birthday
March 13- Official birthday of the United States K9 Corps
March 17 – St. Patrick’s Day
March 29 – Vietnam Veterans Day
April
May
National Military Appreciation MonthMay 1 – Loyalty Day
May 1 – Silver Star Service Banner Day
May 7 – National Day of Prayer
May 8 – VE (Victory in Europe) Day
May 8 – Military Spouse Appreciation Day
May 10 – Mother’s Day
May 16 – Armed Forces Day
May 25 – Memorial Day (Decoration Day)
June
June 6 – Anniversary of the World War II Allied invasion in Normandy, France, know as D-DayJune 14 – Flag Day
June 14 – Army Birthday
June 23 – Coast Guard Auxiliary Birthday
June 27 – National PTSD Awareness Day
July
July 4 – Independence DayJuly 29 – Anniversary of the Army Chaplain Corps
August
August 4 – Coast Guard BirthdayAugust 7 – Purple Heart Day
August 29 – Marine Forces Reserve Birthday
September
September 2 – VJ (Victory over Japan) DaySeptember 11 – Patriot Day
September 18 – Air Force Birthday
September 18 – POW/MIA Recognition Day
September 27 – Gold Star Mother’s and Family’s Day
October
October 13 – Navy Birthday
October 26 – National Day of the Deployed
November
November 10 – Marine Corps BirthdayNovember 11 – Armistice Day (France)
November 11 – Remembrance Day (Britain)
November 11 – Remembrance Day (Canada)
November 11 – Veterans Day
December
December 1, 2015 – Civil Air Patrol (USAF Auxiliary) BirthdayDecember 7, 2015 – Pearl Harbor Day
December 12, 2015 – National Wreaths Across America
December 13, 2015 – National Guard Birthday
December 28, 2015 – Anniversary of the Army Chaplain Assistant
Visit https://www.va.gov/homeless/events.asp to view a National list of all upcoming Stand Down Events.
Important Military Dates &
Transition/Veteran Resources
January
January 19 – Martin Luther King Jr. Day
February
February 3 - Four Chaplains DayFebruary 18 - President's Day
February 19 – Coast Guard Reserve Birthday
March
March 3 – Navy Reserve Birthday
March 5 – Seabee Birthday
March 13- Official birthday of the United States K9 Corps
March 17 – St. Patrick’s Day
March 29 – Vietnam Veterans Day
March 5 – Seabee Birthday
March 13- Official birthday of the United States K9 Corps
March 17 – St. Patrick’s Day
March 29 – Vietnam Veterans Day
April
Month of the Military ChildApril 5 – Gold Star Wives Day
April 14 – Air Force Reserve Birthday
April 23 – Army Reserve Birthday
April 25 – ANZAC Day (Australia and New Zealand)
April 30 - National Military Brats Day
May
June
June 6 – Anniversary of the World War II Allied invasion in Normandy, France, know as D-DayJune 14 – Flag Day
June 14 – Army Birthday
June 23 – Coast Guard Auxiliary Birthday
June 27 – National PTSD Awareness Day
July
July 4 – Independence DayJuly 29 – Anniversary of the Army Chaplain Corps
August
August 4 – Coast Guard BirthdayAugust 7 – Purple Heart Day
August 29 – Marine Forces Reserve Birthday
September
September 2 – VJ (Victory over Japan) DaySeptember 11 – Patriot Day
September 18 – Air Force Birthday
September 18 – POW/MIA Recognition Day
September 27 – Gold Star Mother’s and Family’s Day
October
October 13 – Navy Birthday
October 26 – National Day of the Deployed
November
November 10 – Marine Corps BirthdayNovember 11 – Armistice Day (France)
November 11 – Remembrance Day (Britain)
November 11 – Remembrance Day (Canada)
November 11 – Veterans Day
December
December 1, 2015 – Civil Air Patrol (USAF Auxiliary) BirthdayDecember 7, 2015 – Pearl Harbor Day
December 12, 2015 – National Wreaths Across America
December 13, 2015 – National Guard Birthday
December 28, 2015 – Anniversary of the Army Chaplain Assistant
Visit https://www.va.gov/homeless/events.asp to view a National list of all upcoming Stand Down Events.
Giving Back to Veterans
There are many ways you can give back to Veterans. Below is a list of some...
- Training and pairing Veterans with service and/or therapy dogs.
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Donate an old cell phone to Cell Phones for Soldiers. They will refurbish the donated phone and use the proceeds to provide calling cards to military troops and emergency financial aid to vets.
- Drive a Veteran to their doctors appointments.
- Volunteer at a VA Hospital.
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Join Building Homes for Heroes in building/remodeling homes to the needs of injured veterans.
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Donates to any of the amazing organizations that offer support, services and gratitude for our military members.
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Fly a flag in your yard.
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Send a care package or letter to a veteran or current military member. There are many organization you can do this through, below is a list of some:
- Volunteer for a Stand Down program, a program that holds events to provide clothing, food, shelter, and health checks to homeless Veterans.
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Volunteer to escort veterans to visit memorials.
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Trade your regular porch light out for a green one, meant to remind us of the sacrifices our service members have made.
