Who is Sheila Casey?
Sheila Casey is a nationally recognized advocate for military families, veterans, caregivers, and nonprofit service. She is the wife of retired U.S. Army General George W. Casey Jr. and has spent decades serving military communities through leadership, policy advocacy, and nonprofit work.
Major Leadership Roles
Executive Director of the White House’s Joining Forces initiative, founded to support military families, caregivers, veterans, and survivors.
Former Chair of Blue Star Families, one of America’s largest nonprofits dedicated to improving the lives of military and veteran families.
Executive Director of Josephine’s Place, helping women and families facing hardship through education, support services, and community programs.
Military & Veteran Advocacy
For more than 40 years as an Army spouse and national advocate, Sheila Casey worked to:
Improve quality of life for military families.
Support veterans transitioning to civilian life.
Advocate for military spouse employment.
Promote caregiver support programs.
Expand resources for wounded warriors and military children.
Strengthen connections between civilian communities and military families.
Awards & Recognition
Her honors include:
The Defense Distinguished Civilian Service Medal (the Department of Defense’s highest civilian award), awarded twice for extraordinary public service.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation Lifetime Achievement Impact Award.
The Order of the White Plume, recognizing exceptional service to Army families.
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