About Valor Ranch

Steve Rosado has dedicated his life to a calling higher than himself. His journey began in the United States Navy, serving as an Electronic Warfare Operator aboard P-3C Orion aircraft, where he flew vital missions during Operations Desert Shield, Desert Storm, and Southern Watch. For thirty-six years, that unwavering commitment to our defense remained the cornerstone of his career. Today, those profound experiences fuel his deepest passion: Steve is on a mission to ensure that the brave men and women serving our country, the first responders protecting our communities, and the resilient families who stand beside them all have a sanctuary—a place where they can truly reconnect, recover, and rediscover hope.

As Co-Founder and President of Valor Ranch, Steve provides strategic leadership while remaining deeply involved in the daily work of the organization. Whether maintaining the property, mentoring volunteers, supporting programs, or welcoming guests, he believes leadership is demonstrated through action. His commitment to service, safety, and stewardship helps create an environment where healing can happen naturally through relationships, purpose, and time spent outdoors.

Steve remains committed to ensuring every person who visits Valor Ranch experiences dignity, respect, and genuine appreciation for their service.

Paige Rosado devoted more than 35 years to federal public service before retiring to lead Valor Ranch’s daily operations full-time. Throughout her career, she developed extensive experience in leadership, organizational development, program management, and strategic planning—expertise she now uses to build a strong and sustainable nonprofit serving injured service members, veterans undergoing care, first responders, and their families.

As Co-Founder and Vice President of Operations, Paige oversees volunteer leadership, guest programming, organizational development, community partnerships, and day-to-day operations. With more than four decades of horse experience, she also brings a deep understanding of the unique comfort, connection, and confidence that can grow through interaction with animals. Paige is passionate about developing leaders, empowering volunteers, and building a culture where every person understands the difference they make.

She believes healing often begins with simple moments—a quiet walk, the gentle presence of a horse, or the feeling of belonging to a community that genuinely cares.

Jodi Redman brings more than 20 years of financial management, client service, accounting, and team leadership experience to Valor Ranch. Her professional background spans nonprofit and private-sector organizations as well as public accounting, where she has guided clients through financial reporting, payroll compliance, system implementation, audits, and complex accounting challenges. She holds an MBA from the University of Mary Washington and a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Waynesburg University.

As Vice President of Strategic Planning and Treasurer, Jodi provides financial oversight, supports long-range planning, strengthens organizational processes, and helps ensure responsible stewardship of every dollar entrusted to Valor Ranch. Her experience equips the Board to make informed decisions while maintaining transparency, accountability, and sound financial practices.

Jodi believes strong stewardship is more than balancing numbers—it is protecting the trust of donors, volunteers, partners, and the families Valor Ranch serves so the mission can remain strong for years to come.

Joe Carson brings a lifetime of military service, leadership, and relationship-building to the Valor Ranch Board of Directors. He retired from the United States Marine Corps after 22 years of service, including deployments in support of Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom. His experience gives him a personal understanding of military culture, the sacrifices made by service members and their families, and the importance of trusted support during times of injury, transition, and recovery.

As Director of Military Outreach and Secretary, Joe helps connect Valor Ranch with military hospitals, referral partners, veteran-serving organizations, and other community resources. He also supports the Board’s governance and recordkeeping responsibilities, helping ensure that important decisions and organizational actions are documented with care and consistency. In his professional career, Joe serves as an Executive Administrative Business Partner, bringing strong organizational, communication, and coordination skills to his board service.

Joe believes meaningful partnerships are built through trust, follow-through, and a shared commitment to ensuring that those who served never feel they must navigate difficult seasons alone.

Ashley Gurley brings military experience, public service, and a strong commitment to community engagement to Valor Ranch. She served in the United States Navy for 15 years, including deployments in support of Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom. Her service shaped a lasting dedication to veterans, military families, and the communities that stand behind them.

As Director of Community Engagement, Ashley helps strengthen Valor Ranch’s visibility, relationships, and connection with the broader community. She supports outreach efforts that build awareness, develop partnerships, and invite individuals and organizations to become part of the mission. Professionally, Ashley serves as a Supervisory Security Specialist with the Joint Warfare Analysis Center, where she oversees critical programs and initiatives. Her leadership experience, attention to detail, and ability to bring people together make her an important voice on the Board.

Ashley believes community support grows when people understand both the need and the impact. She is committed to helping others see how their time, resources, and relationships can create meaningful moments of healing and connection at Valor Ranch.