Episode 4 of The Other Side of Service focuses on a powerful idea: service doesn’t end when military service does—it simply takes on a new mission.
This episode features members of the Daughters of the American Revolutionary War (DAR), highlighting their continued commitment to honoring history, supporting veterans, and serving communities through education, remembrance, and civic engagement.
We’re also joined by Lou Drawdy, a retired Marine whose post-service life has remained rooted in giving back, leadership, and supporting fellow veterans. His perspective reinforces why purpose and mission still matter long after the uniform comes off.
Finally, Army veteran Travis Robbins, owner of WPT Non Wovens in Beaverdam, shares insight into veteran employment, leadership in business, and how service values translate into the civilian workforce.
Together, these conversations explore why continuing the mission matters—not just for veterans, but for families, businesses, and communities. This episode is about purpose, responsibility, and finding meaningful ways to serve right where you are.