STORY OF CALLSIGN MUFFIN
STORY OF CALLSIGN MUFFIN
Quarter 1 2026 (Grant) Recipient 1
Felicia Davis
Felicia Davis is the spouse of Andrew Davis, together they have two beautiful girls, Katie and Addie. Felicia was born at Hill AFB, Utah. She graduated from Robert E. Lee High School in Montgomery, Alabama. After graduating from high school, Felicia enlisted in the Air Force where she met Andrew.
Felicia currently subs and runs Daisy Belle Craft Company in her free time. Felicia loves to be involved in her community and help give back wherever possible. She is a Girl Scout Leader and is involved with the Spouses’ Club of Fort Sam Houston Area. She is also an active volunteer with Wish For Our Heroes as the Event/Silent Auction Director. Her newest endeavor has been helping develop and launch the ambassador program with Walk Among Heroes.
Quarter 1 2026 (Grant) Recipient 2
Brian Salinas
"I was born in Houston, TX and joined the United States Marine Corps in November of 2000. While in the marines, I deployed to Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003. I also deployed on a Marine Expeditionary Unit and went all over Asia. I am married with two children and now work in the transportation industry. My family has a long history of serving in the military and now my son hopes to continue that family tradition. He is currently contracted with the United States Marine Corps under a 4 year NROTC scholarship at Texas A&M University. After Graduation he will commission as a Marine Officer.
My family and I are extremely grateful for this computer and will use it as our family computer for work and school. I will also use it to keep connected with my son while he is in college and online games with him "
Quarter 1 2026 (Grant) Recipient 3
Marc Carrillo
"I am a retired U.S. Navy veteran who proudly served 20 years and began my career in San Diego, California. I have since retired in San Antonio, Texas with my family, where I remains actively involved in our local VFW and am deeply committed to serving my veteran community.
I am pursuing my degree in music production and audio engineering. Receiving this laptop will allow me to continue my education more efficiently and better support my academic goals. I am sincerely grateful for the opportunity and for Callsign Muffin’s continued dedication to empowering veterans and our families."
Quarter 2 2026 (Grant) Recipient 1
Grace Yolanda
Grace is a retired Army Master Sergeant whose 22-year career spanned the logistics and legal field, including deployments and two tours in South Korea. Her time in the Army shaped her strong professional discipline and commitment to service
After retiring from service, she dedicated herself to supporting her mother, sister, and in-laws through complex health challenges. Most recently, she has cared for her husband, a fellow veteran managing PTSD, traumatic brain injury (TBI), heart disease, and the aftermath of a stroke. Grace’s serves as a role model to her son, stepsons, and grandson, and her caregiving has become an extension of her lifelong commitment to service
Grace’s personal journey into creative wellness inspired her to become a Whole Health Coach at the VA. In this role, she empowers fellow veterans to explore their own paths to healing.
Grace firmly believes that the arts are vital for building resilience. By integrating her experiences with military hardship and caregiving, she has witnessed the arts serve as a powerful bridge between trauma and healing. Grace remains dedicated to her mission of supporting others as they find their voices and healing through creative expression.
Quarter 2 2026 (Grant) Recipient 2
Amelia Peacock
Amelia Peacock — Marine Corps Veteran, certified Mental Health Peer Specialist, Certified Peer Support Supervisor, and Founder of The Sentinel’s Collective. My work is rooted in lived experience: navigating systems that were meant to support healing, but weren’t always prepared to do so with clarity or trust.
Now, I help organizations serving Veterans, military families, and trauma‑impacted communities build environments where people feel seen and supported. Through trauma‑informed training, peer support, and systems‑change consulting, I turn lived experience into practical tools that actually help people.
At my core, I’m an advocate for healing — both individual and systemic — and I’m committed to creating spaces where resilience and post‑traumatic growth can take root
