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Fort Worth Veteran Honored by VFW for #StillServing Community
The national Veterans of Foreign Wars #StillServing campaign highlights veterans who continue to serve in the community after the military.

Fort Worth veteran E.A. "Rex" King, III is being honored for dedication to country and community in the VFW #StillServing campaign. The national Veterans of Foreign Wars #StillServing campaign highlights veterans who continue to serve in their community after the military.
King is an Ambassador for the Airpower Foundation which supports active duty, widows, orphans and disabled veterans. He has a rodeo arena behind his house on The Snow-King Ranch, where students can practice before weekend rodeos. He is also on the Airpower Foundation Rodeo Royalty committee and a licensed Amateur Radio Operator (W5EAK). King and his wife Donna Snow King (Also Licensed Ham W5SML & Former Star of the TV Show “Texas Flip N Move” on the DIY Network) have assisted over 60 young people in obtaining their licenses and applying for the many scholarships available.
Additionally, King is #StillServing at VFW Post 10374 where he facilitated its sponsorship of The North Texas Rodeo Foundation He has invited Post members to watch practices and even lights up his smoker and cooks for everyone. The two groups have become close and the kids now volunteer serving meals at the Post.
A founding advisory board member of the Hershel W. “Woody” Williams MOH USMC RET Foundation Honoring Gold Star Families, King also gives back as a member of the Fort Worth Airpower Council and the Ambassador Freedom Mobility Foundation.
King is #StillServing because both his parents served in WW-II and they taught him to always pay it forward.
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VFW congratulates King on his lifetime of service.