Cannon Craft proudly served as an active-duty United States Marine stationed at Camp Lejeune for two and a half years. During her service, she sustained an injury during training and was medically separated from the Marine Corps. Though her time in uniform came to an early end, her commitment to serving others remained as strong as ever.

After transitioning out of the military, Cannon continued her mission of service by joining the field of law enforcement. Today, she serves her community with the same discipline and determination she carried as a Marine. Outside of work, she devotes her time to working with horses and advocating for veterans and their families.

Supporting those who’ve served is Cannon’s true calling. She is passionate about helping fellow veterans navigate the often difficult transition to civilian life. One of her long-term goals is to create opportunities for veterans to travel to national parks—giving them a chance to reconnect with nature, find peace, and discover healthy ways to manage the invisible wounds of war.

The values of honor, courage, and commitment didn’t end when her service did—they continue to define who she is and fuel her purpose in the veteran community every day.