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Richard Espinosa - Warriors Heart is an addiction and PTSD treatment center for active military, veterans, and first responders. Contact us today at (844) 448-2567.

My Why: Richard Espinosa

Richard Espinosa Sous Chef Richard was born in Houston, Texas. He was raised in Houston until he was 16 then he moved to Bandera, Texas. Richard graduated from Bandera and worked in the food industry most of his life. Richard enjoys cooking for family, friends, and his wife. He also has an eBay side business.…

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Lealon Freeman - Warriors Heart is an addiction and PTSD treatment center for active military, veterans, and first responders. Contact us today at (844) 448-2567.

My Why: Lealon Freeman

Lealon Freeman Maintenance Lealon Freeman was born in Eldorado, TX and grew up in Medina, TX. He graduated from Bandera High School in 1987. Lealon joined the US Army in 1989 and retired in 2010 after 3 OIF deployments and 1 OEF. Lealon’s hobbies are fishing, and rockhounding. He has 3 adult children and 2…

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Gary Watkins - Warriors Heart is an addiction and PTSD treatment center for active military, veterans, and first responders. Contact us today at (844) 448-2567.

My Why: Gary Watkins

Gary Watkins LPC-Associate / Lead LCDC Supervised by Stacia Hood Lankford, LPC-S Gary is a LCDC and graduate student at Texas A and M, San Antonio. Gary earned AAS in Human Services/ Addiction Counseling; AA in Social Work from San Antonio College; BAAS degree with a concentration in criminology. Currently, as a graduate student, Gary…

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Juanita_Garcia - Warriors Heart is an addiction and PTSD treatment center for active military, veterans, and first responders. Contact us today at (844) 448-2567.

My Why: Juanita Garcia

My true passion is just simply helping people. Making people feel like they are worth being in this world. I have had many challenges in my life and sometimes I wished someone was there to simply listen, so I aim to be the person anyone can lean on for support when they need it.

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Jennifer CM - Warriors Heart is an addiction and PTSD treatment center for active military, veterans, and first responders. Contact us today at (844) 448-2567.

My Why: Jennifer CM

Jennifer CM Clinical Lead / LCDC Jennifer is a realist.  She’s a listener.  She walks the talk. Jennifer calls it how she sees it without judgement.  She believes every person has the capacity to achieve their version of success.  Jennifer believes there’s more than one way to solve a problem.  She accepts that life happens.…

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Sue Espinosa - Warriors Heart is an addiction and PTSD treatment center for active military, veterans, and first responders. Contact us today at (844) 448-2567.

My Why: Sue Espinosa

Sue Espinosa Sous Chef Sue Espinosa was born in Houston, TX and grew up in Houston/Wheatley until she moved to Bandera TX and graduated from Bandera High School. After graduation, Sue worked with her parents until she went into business for herself. Sues dad is a Marine and she has 2 brothers and a nephew…

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Kenneth Hardy - Warriors Heart is an addiction and PTSD treatment center for active military, veterans, and first responders. Contact us today at (844) 448-2567.

My Why: Kenneth Hardy

Kenneth Hardy Chef Kenneth Blaine Hardy is the oldest of three siblings. He was born in Corpus Christi, Texas. Kenneth graduated Magnolia West high school in 2016. After high school , Kenneth worked full time at OST restaurant for 5 years. In his free time , Kenneth enjoys hiking, fishing, and playing video games. He…

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Megan Hay - Warriors Heart is an addiction and PTSD treatment center for active military, veterans, and first responders. Contact us today at (844) 448-2567.

My Why: Megan Hay

Megan Hay Med Tech Megan Hay was born in Gloucester, VA and moved to Bandera, Texas at the age of ten. There she attended Bandera school’s 5th grade – 12th grade. Megan has always had interest in the medial field and became a Medical Assistant at the age of thirty-two. She was a single mom of…

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