, /PRNewswire/ -- Today, – the nation's premier nonprofit of choice for disabled Veterans, their families, and caregivers – proudly welcomes as the organization's first woman to serve as national senior vice president of its executive committee. A distinguished U.S.
Air Force veteran, Jones brings over three decades of unwavering dedication and leadership within PVA to this role. Her election to one of PVA's top-ranking positions not only marks a significant milestone in the organization's rich history but also reaffirms PVA's steadfast commitment to diversity, inclusivity, and advancing the rights of women veterans nationwide. Jones's journey with PVA began in 1987, following a life-altering spinal cord injury during her active-duty service.
Since then, she has been an integral part of PVA's community, serving in various roles, including board member, sports and recreation director, President of the Texas Chapter, and most recently national vice president. Jones' advocacy extends to national committees focusing on women veterans' healthcare, adaptive sports, and advancements in spinal cord injury research. "I am deeply honored to serve as the first female national senior vice president of PVA's executive committee," said .
"I don't take this role lightly and am immensely grateful to all the amazing people that help paved the way for where I am today. My first-hand experience with paralysis has been one of resilience and growth, and I am more committed than ever to raisin.