November 11, 2026 | Capital City Coordination

Every November 11, we pause to recognize the brave men and women who have served in the United States Armed Forces. Veterans Day is more than a date on the calendar. It is an opportunity to reflect on the courage, dedication, and sacrifices of those who have worn our nation’s uniform.

At Capital City Coordination, Veterans Day holds a special meaning. Military service is woven into the lives and histories of several members of our team, including our owners, coordinators, and their families.

This year, we wanted to do something a little more personal by recognizing the veterans and active-duty service members who are part of our extended CCC family.

Honoring the Service and Sacrifice of Our Veterans

Military service requires a level of commitment that extends far beyond an ordinary career. It means putting country before self, embracing uncertainty, and often spending time away from family, friends, and the comforts of home.

Whether serving in the Air Force, Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, or Space Force, our veterans have played an essential role in protecting the freedoms we enjoy every day.

Behind every veteran is also a family with its own story of sacrifice. There are missed birthdays, holidays spent apart, frequent relocations, and loved ones who learn to adapt to the demands of military life.

While Veterans Day primarily honors those who have served, we also want to acknowledge the men and women currently serving and the families who support them.

Military Service Runs Deep in Our CCC Family

For our Capital City Coordination family, Veterans Day is personal.

One of our owners, Greg Stamper, is a proud United States Air Force veteran. His military service is something our team is honored to recognize, but his connection to the military community goes back much further.

Greg Stamper | United States Air Force Veteran

Owners Greg and Teresa Stamper both grew up around Bergstrom Air Force Base in Austin, Texas, where they first met. Teresa’s father was stationed at Bergstrom for many years, and Greg later served in the United States Air Force.

Today, the former military base is home to Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, a familiar Austin landmark with a history that holds special meaning for their family.

Military service has been part of both sides of the Stamper family for generations. Greg’s father and Teresa’s late father both served in the United States Air Force. Greg continued that tradition through his own Air Force service, and today, their son proudly carries on the family legacy as an active-duty member of the United States Air Force.

Four family members, spanning three generations, connected through service to our country.

In Loving Memory | Teresa’s Father, United States Air Force Veteran

But the military connections within Capital City Coordination extend well beyond our owners.

Across our team, we are proud to recognize family members who have served in multiple branches of the U.S. Armed Forces.

Becky Clarkson, Transaction Coordinator

Becky’s late father served in the United States Army. We honor his memory and his service to our country.

Amanda Butler, Transaction Coordinator

Amanda’s husband served in the United States Army, and her grandfather, now 92 years old, dedicated 21 years of service to the United States Air Force. His decades of commitment represent a remarkable legacy of military service.

Amanda’s Grandfather | United States Air Force Veteran, 21 Years of Service

Amanda’s Husband | United States Army Veteran, Pictured with His Family

April Costenbader, Listing Coordinator

April’s father served in the United States Air Force, another meaningful military connection within our CCC family.

April’s Grandfather | United States Air Force Veteran

Lisa Westwood, TC Team Lead and Operations Manager

Lisa’s family has a history of military service spanning multiple branches. Both of her late grandfathers served our country, one in the United States Army and the other in the United States Marine Corps. Her family also includes a retired United States Air Force veteran.

These are more than military branches and years of service. They represent parents, grandparents, spouses, and children whose commitment to our country has shaped the lives of the people we work alongside every day.

Some are still with us, some continue to serve, and others are remembered with love and gratitude.

To every veteran and active-duty service member connected to our CCC family, thank you. We are proud to recognize your service and the sacrifices made by you and your loved ones.

Recognizing Veterans in the Texas Real Estate Community

As a Texas-based real estate coordination company, we have the privilege of working with REALTORS® and real estate professionals across Austin, Central Texas, and throughout the state.

Our industry brings together people from all walks of life, including veterans, military spouses, and families who understand the unique challenges of military life.

Many veterans continue serving their communities long after their military careers end. Some become REALTORS®, brokers, lenders, title professionals, entrepreneurs, or small business owners. Others dedicate their time to helping fellow veterans transition into civilian life.

For military families, the meaning of home can be especially significant.

A home may represent a fresh start after a military relocation, a long-awaited reunion following deployment, or the opportunity to finally put down roots after years of moving.

The real estate professionals who help military families navigate these transitions do more than facilitate a transaction. They help individuals and families find stability, establish connections, and begin their next chapter.

For REALTORS® working with veterans and military families, understanding the resources available to those who have served can make a meaningful difference. The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs provides information about VA home loan benefits that can help eligible veterans, active-duty service members, and surviving spouses explore their homeownership options.

Our connection to the military community also extends beyond military service. Lisa Westwood’s husband is a loan officer with Veterans United Home Loans, where he helps veterans and military families navigate the path to homeownership.

To the REALTORS®, lenders, title professionals, and other real estate professionals throughout Texas who serve our military community, thank you for the care and dedication you bring to those relationships.

Gratitude Beyond Veterans Day

While November 11 gives us a dedicated opportunity to recognize military service, our appreciation should extend throughout the year.

We encourage everyone to take a moment to thank a veteran, listen to their story, support veteran-owned businesses, or find meaningful ways to give back to military families in their communities.

Sometimes the simplest gestures of appreciation can mean the most.

This Veterans Day, we are especially grateful for the opportunity to recognize the military connections within our own Capital City Coordination family. Learning more about the service histories of our teammates’ loved ones reminds us just how many families have contributed to our nation’s military history.

From all of us at Capital City Coordination, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to every veteran, active-duty service member, and military family.

And to our very own United States Air Force veteran and CCC owner, Greg Stamper, thank you for your service.

Happy Veterans Day 2026. We honor you, we appreciate you, and we thank you for your service.

With gratitude,

The Capital City Coordination Team

Realtors coordinating for REALTORS®.