Stonehall Project

10/31/2021

If you have a story about PTSD, would you be willing to share it? My goal is to find enough stories about PTSD and the veterans as they navigate this challenge to publish a whole book to inspire and help other veterans.

Thanks!
~Sanci

09/27/2021

I was the company armor when I was in. Great additional duty for a medic. I remember this one time I had just got all four of my wisdom teeth pulled and felt high as a kite on pain meds. My 1st Sergeant comes gets me out of the barracks to open the arms room. I’m like, “First Sergeant, I cannot open up the arms room, I’m high!” He proceeds to motivate me to get up, get dressed, and walks me down to the company area to open the arms room. I was terrified I’d mess up the codes. If I was off by even 1 number, the MPs (Military Police) would be there in a heartbeat! Thankfully, I closed one eye, attempted to stop swaying long enough to get the arms room open. I don’t remember what was so important that it couldn’t wait, but I’m just glad the MPs weren’t called.

~Marco Perez, 1st Cavalry Division

09/25/2021

09/24/2021

Celebrating down at Fort Hood-Army Base with the 1st Cavalry Division for their 100th birthday!

09/24/2021

What is Stonehall Project?

Honor. Praise. Uplift. Share.
I want to provide a platform for veterans to tell their stories the way we do when we’ve got a beer and a few friends around, with their voices. I would specifically request stories that honor and uplift as it’s too easy just to tell stories about dumb stuff. I would like to set up a non-profit for veterans to tell their stories with an audio recording and have someone with writing skills translate that story into words. Then the non-profit publishes a book with a specific theme for sale to raise money to publish more stories.

Our mission is for veterans to record and submit their stories, to praise and uplift their brothers and sisters in arms, honor the memories of the fallen, give the public a glimpse of what the veteran saw and felt, and publish these stories into series of books to record the memories.

Our secondary mission is to be a therapeutic outlet for all veterans to tell their stories, in their own words.

Our third mission is to allow positive, public feedback to the narrator, our veteran, and potentially connect battle buddies who lost contact throughout the years.

Second – I am working with the Army Women’s Foundation to provide social media content to support their program of collecting stories from Army Women.

Please let me know if you’d like to tell me your story.

09/24/2021

Who runs Stonehall Project?

Sanci is a military brat and an Iraq veteran. She has a long history with the military as both grandfathers served in the Navy during WW2, her father served in the Army in Desert Storm, her brother served in the Army in Afghanistan and even has a descendant who fought at the Alamo. Sanci meet her husband in Iraq while they were both serving with the 1st Cavalry Division. She enjoyed being outside, hunting, fishing, cooking, and sewing. She lives in Texas with her husband, her kids, and her pets.

You can reach her via email at [email protected]