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Ileigha Teitsort

Veteran Case Manager

Ileigha Teitsort serves as a Case Manager at United Veteran Benefits Agency, bringing a wealth of firsthand military experience to her role. She proudly served in the U.S. Navy for 5 years on active duty, where she worked as a Plain Captain and Aviation Ordnance man for F/A-18 and F-35 jets. During her service, Ileigha was stationed at NAS Lemoore, CA, and was part of the prestigious VFA-2 Bounty Hunters and VFA-125 Rough Raiders squadrons.

 

Ileigha's naval career included a deployment on the USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70), allowing her to travel extensively. One of her most memorable experiences was being part of the first U.S. military presence to port in Vietnam since the war, a significant moment in military history.

 

Now residing in Saint Robert, MO with her husband, whom she met while in service, and their two sons, Ileigha is dedicated to supporting fellow veterans. Her passion for helping veterans stems from a deep understanding of the sacrifices they've made and the unique challenges they face post-service. She believes in the importance of providing comprehensive support and advocating for veterans' needs to ensure they receive the care and respect they've earned.

 

In her free time, Ileigha enjoys family activities, baking, reading, and playing video games. She's also an outdoor enthusiast, frequently going camping, fishing, and shooting with her family. Her creative side shines through in her hobby of making miniatures for family and friends.

 

Committed to furthering her ability to assist veterans, Ileigha is currently pursuing a degree in Psychology-Resilience and Performance Optimization at Drury University, with a focus on Veteran Mental Health. She recognizes the need for more resources to support veterans' mental well-being and is actively working to address this gap.

 

Ileigha's combination of military experience, personal passion, and ongoing education makes her a valuable asset to the UVBA team and the veterans she serves.



Ileigha Teitsort
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