Toast To Veterans

MT. CARMEL VETERANS SERVICE CENTER  

Mt. Carmel Veterans Service Center is quickly becoming the leading support organization for Veterans, Military and their Families in the Pikes Peak Region. Large numbers of Military and Veterans in the greater Colorado Springs area (33,000 active duty personnel and 120,000 Veterans) make it vitally important that we as community leaders in government and the private sector alike, ensure that our heroes receive high quality and easily accessible essential services. Essential services include Employment and Transition Programs, Behavioral Health Counseling and Family Supportive Services, which meet the needs of our Military who find themselves in emergent situations. To achieve this at Mt. Carmel, we are guided each day by our mission.

https://veteranscenter.org/

Meet Your Mt. Carmel Dealers

 Mark A. Smith
Dept: Transition & Employment

Retired Sergeant First Class from the U.S. Army, Mark is originally from Dexter, Missouri and resided there until his enlistment into the Army. Upon graduation from high school, he joined the Army as a Motor Transport Operator. After 20 years of service, he retired out of the Nashville US Army Recruiting Battalion and has settled in Colorado Springs. Mark has two daughters and a son. He enjoys helping and giving back to Veterans and their families.

Jacquelyn Warmbir
Dept: Behavioral Health & Wellness

 Jacquelyn moved to Colorado to be closer to family. Looking for a fresh start she happened upon a job listing for Mt. Carmel. Coming from a long line of military veterans in the family; her grandfather was a Marine who served in Vietnam, her brother and father were both Army. Having studied Psychology for her Bachelor's degree and being passionate about supporting our veterans, Mt. Carmel has been a perfect fit. Jacquelyn enjoys exploring the area, spending time on the lake, and going out country line dancing.

Glen Cooper
Dept: Veteran Family Services

Glen was born and raised in Damascus, Maryland. He enlisted in the Army his senior year of high school. Upon graduation, he started his career in the Army as a mechanic and retired after 25 years as a First Sergeant from Ft Carson, Colorado. Glen spends his off time working with other Veterans in the Military Order of the Purple Heart, Warrior Remount Program, River Deep Foundation and enjoys the outdoors with family.