Our Staff

In every job we do, we bring with us all of who we have become. Minor Kelley, Healing Warriors Program Client Services Manager, is the warm voice on the phone when you make an appointment and the smiling face you meet when you walk into the office. Whether you are making your first visit or have a weekly appointment, Minor will treat you as a valued guest. Minor originally came to Healing Warriors as a volunteer in March of 2014 and became the Reception Manager for Healing Warriors Program in November 2014, and has now transitioned into her role of Client Services Manager. Minor’s background includes a 7-year stint as Office Manager of The Winslow, an independent living center for seniors. Prior to that, she took time to be a full time care-giver for her young grandchildren and elderly mother. Minor also loved teaching and coaching, spending many years doing both. Her final teaching role was at CSU where she taught dance, gymnastics, and aerobics classes. A lifetime resident of Fort Collins, Minor completed her undergraduate degree in Physical Education/Health and additional graduate work in Exercise Physiology at CSU in the early 80s.This mother of two children, grandmother of five, embraces her multitude of life experiences and brings to Healing Warriors the sum total of that richness to make the day brighter for every client who comes into our office.

Emma Brink is a Fort Collins native. She has been a family caregiver since 2016 . She came to us as an intern through workforce in July 2023, excited to learn and use her passion for helping people in her role here as a Client Services Coordinator.

Brian, originally from Westminster, Colorado, returned home in 2019 after serving 14 years in the Air Force as a 2T2 (Air Transportation career field). During his service, he spent a decade stationed overseas at Yokota Air Base in Japan, Incirlik Air Base in Turkey, Manas Air Base in Kyrgystan and Andersen Air Force Base in Guam. He then spent four years at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst in New Jersey. Outside of work, Brian has a variety of hobbies, including playing guitar, scuba diving, snowboarding, volleyball, and video games. He joins the “Healing Warriors Program” team with a strong ambition to assist fellow veterans and their families in improving their quality of life.

Jerome is a Wisconsin native living with his family in Colorado Springs, CO. He was medically retired from the U.S. Army in 2018, after 12 years of service as a Driver and IT Tech. In 2023, He realized he had achieved a milestone in his life and was able to stop working, a pivotal achievement that guided him eventually to the Healing Warriors Program as he took on the life-long journey of personal growth yet again. Starting as the Client Care Specialist, Jerome’s current goals align beautifully with The Healing Warriors Program with his desire to provide healing in a meaningful and effective way, merging leadership, growth, and access to non-narcotic healing. Jerome is deeply honored to serve those who have served before. Jerome is a current PhD student of the Transformational Leadership and Coaching program at Maharishi International University (MIU) and holds degrees in applied management (BS) and Industrial and Organizational Psychology (MS) from Grand Canyon University.

CeCe Long, an Army Veteran involved for 7 years with Operation Baby Lift (Vietnamese Orphans to the US) and Operation New Arrival (when Saigon fell) in 1975.  With a love of working in Emergency Rooms, the majority of her time was spent at Ft. Carson in Colorado Springs, CO and Ft. Wainwright in Fairbanks, AK where she worked as the NCOIC for the enlisted staff. After the Army, she obtained a B.S. in Business Administration from the University of Montana. Over the last 37 years, she has worked in both large corporations and smaller companies doing a variety of accounting. She joined the Healing Warriors Program on 6/2/22 on an internship program through Larimer County and joined the HWP family as a permanent employee as of 9/1/22.