Military Spouse of the Year
By Amanda Renkiewicz
M
eet a truly inspiring young woman, Ashley Woodcock, who won the remarkable title of Military Spouse of the Year. Her mission is to be able to help military families who have children with disabilities, and ensure they are connected with the resources they need. Read about her amazing story and the worthy causes that she supports. Tell us about yourself! Six years ago, I married my high school sweetheart. Within a year of being married, I became not just a mother but also took on the role of a proud National Guard spouse. I have a true passion for helping others and do so whenever I can. Throughout the years, volunteering has been an integral part of my life. I have volunteered with the Girl Scouts of America, Relay For Life, National Cherry Festival, Skilled Nursing Facilities, community benefit dinners, Operation Homefront, and now as the SFRG Treasurer for my husband’s unit. I have an extensive background in healthcare, holding titles anywhere from Certified Nurse Aide to Business Office Manager. I am currently the Operations Manager for Choice Autism Center, which provides ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) therapy to children with Autism. Throughout my years in healthcare I’ve become an advocate for those who cannot
