Valor's Voice

04/01/2026

Pic Brannon and Helen Leqve enjoy some recognition prior to the Freedom Theater.

03/25/2026

Check out this coverage on Valor’s Voice taking a Rosie the Riveter and help us pay for her trip!

Until a few years ago, 99-year-old Leigh Walker didn't talk about being a welder in the war effort. Now, the Valor's Voice non-profit is raising money for Leigh's trip to The National WWII Museum.

03/23/2026

This week we’re trying to cover the cost of Ms. Leigh’s trip to the WWII museum in New Orleans so she can be recognized. Donate at www.valorsvoice.com/donate or by clicking the link in our bio.

03/23/2026

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03/22/2026

After 70 years of hidden history, help us honor Leigh Walker, a 100-year-old Rosie Riveter, by making her dream trip come true. Here's her story. Our most recent interview with her in the link. Donate here: www.valorsvoice.com/donate.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JBsf1Ne8ZdQ

03/19/2026

Leigh Walker is a 100-year-old Rosie Riveter who worked in the San Francisco shipyards during WWII.

Before the war, she lived through the Great Depression. Here’s the last part of her Depression story.

We’re trying to send Leigh to the National WWII Museum this month.

🇺🇸 Donate at www.valorsvoice.com/donate

03/18/2026

Leigh Walker is a 100-year-old Rosie Riveter who worked in the San Francisco shipyards during WWII.

Before the war, she lived through the Great Depression. Here’s the 2nd part of that story.

We’re trying to send Leigh to the National WWII Museum this month.

🇺🇸 Donate at www.valorsvoice.com/donate

03/17/2026

Leigh Walker is a 100-year-old Rosie Riveter who worked in the San Francisco shipyards during WWII.

Before the war, she lived through the Great Depression. Here’s one story she remembers.

We’re trying to send Leigh to the National WWII Museum this month.

🇺🇸 Donate at the link in our bio or at

www.valorsvoice.com/donate

03/15/2026

I’d like you to meet Leigh Walker.
Leigh is 100 years old and one of America’s remaining Rosie the Riveters.
During World War II, Leigh worked in the San Francisco shipyards, helping build the ships that carried American troops across the ocean.
We have tried twice to take Leigh to the National WWII Museum in New Orleans, but her health prevented her from traveling.
Her family recently contacted me and said she is finally strong enough to make the trip.
So we are putting together a special Valor’s Voice trip March 24–26th so Leigh can finally be honored for her service.
Time is short, and we need to raise the funds quickly to make this happen.
If you’d like to help send a 100-year-old Rosie Riveter on the trip she deserves, please consider donating below.
Every dollar helps.
More than anything, please share this post so others can help us honor Leigh and the incredible women of the WWII generation.
🇺🇸 Donate here: www.valorsvoice.com/donate

03/13/2026

104 y/o Helen Leqve, our Rosie the Riveter walked the entire museum! Been bringing groups for over a decade and at the start of the day my WWII vets and Rosies usually say the don’t need wheelchair assistance. Around 30 minutes into the day they always decide they do. They’ve more than earned the right to decide and I never argue. Inevetibly they ask for assistance. So when Ms. Helen said she didn’t need one I waited for the text from her caretakers requesting that I bring one to their location in the museum. For the first time, that call never came. Say it slowly. One hundred and four years of age. Unbelievable.

03/08/2026

Pic Brannon enjoys his first exhibit.

03/05/2026

Pic Brannon and Helen Leqve receive free blankets from the museum that are hand made by a local organization. Help us pay for our next trip by donating at www.valorsvoice.com.