President
Mitzy D.
Dr. Mitzy DeAguilera serves as President of the Fort Hood Scholarship Fund. A military spouse, veterinarian, animal behaviorist, and community leader, Dr. DeAguilera is passionate about supporting military families through education and service. With extensive experience in nonprofit leadership, volunteer management, and community engagement, she is committed to expanding scholarship opportunities and helping military family members achieve their academic and professional goals. Dr. DeAguilera and her family have served alongside the military community around the world and are proud to call Central Texas home.”
Vice President
Angie T.
“One of my favorite things about being an Army spouse is all the ways military families support one another. My family has benefited so greatly from our Army friends and family, and one of my favorite ways to “pay it forward” is supporting the scholarship fund.
It is so rewarding to get to see all of the amazing things military dependents do as they go out into the world, and supporting their education dreams to reach their goals is an honor.
I look forward to working with the rest of the team and having a great year of scholarship awards!
Events Chair
Rachel R.
“I am excited to serve as the Events Coordinator on the FHSF. As a student myself I know what a scholarship can mean for someone who needs the extra encouragement to achieve a goal. Being in the Hospitality field in my education, then receiving the opportunity to fill this position is a blessing. I have been on a board before as the Fort Riley Spouses Club Mother Flocker, and I was able to learn and grow so much while bringing smiles to the base during the Covid Lock down. During the 2025-26 year I was honored be the chair in organizing our first ever scholarship awards banquet. Finding a way to honor our scholars was a way to bring everyone together as a community, and I once again look forward to bringing smiles to Fort Hood with each event that I help this amazing organization host for our Army family throughout the 2026-2027 year.”
Treasurer
Carydaniel C.
I am honored to serve as the Treasurer for the Fort Hood Scholarship Fund, and I am truly grateful for the opportunity to contribute to the important mission of this organization. My primary objective is to meticulously account for every generous donation and ensure that each dollar is allocated effectively to support our mission.
The President has set an ambitious goal of limiting operational costs to less than 10% of total donations, with the aim of reducing this figure to 5% by next year. This means that 95% of our contributions will directly fund scholarships that support the educational
aspirations of military family members. I wholeheartedly embrace this challenge!
As a former resource manager and finance officer in the Army, I am fully committed to leveraging my expertise to empower military families through educational opportunities. I look forward to working diligently to help these individuals pursue their dreams and
make a meaningful impact in their lives.
Advisor
Edith L.
Bio Soon To Come
Publicity Chair
Matt M.
Bio Soon To Come
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Grants Chair
Tracy B.
My name is Tracy Boynton and I look forward to serving on the committee as grants chair. I am honored to be part of an amazing organization that supports military families. Being a military
spouse, it means so much that I can give back to a community who sacrifices so much. In my professional career, I am an advocate for mental health support in the military while providing various resources. My experience through the years include volunteering and fundraising with various charity events, volunteering with my son’s school, and as a youth hockey team manager. My goal is to work with this team to seek funding which will allow us to empower and support military dependents on fulfilling their educational goals.
Secretary
Guy R.
One could say being that I was “Voluntold” to this position as that is a term everyone that has served in the Army learns and has used on them at some point. I was the BOSS President at Fort Campbell from 2015- 2018 then I PCSed to Fort Riley and became a part of 1-7 FA (13-Bravo for Life), and that is where my wife and I became involved in volunteering (I was first voluntold to help… LOL) together more and helping organizations on base grow and become part of their community. Together as a team her and I have found we become stronger with each position either one of us fills as we work together for the greater good of the organization and the people it serves. After my wife filled the Events chair last year and we worked together to make the Awards Banquet an event everyone would remember I knew it would only be time before I found myself with a title on the board. I am honored to fill the Secretary spot on the board as I look forward to watching the board grow as we grow together as a board and as we become better known in and around Fort Hood.
