Ralph Easterwood Wings 4 Warriors
Our Beginning
In 2011 Ralph Easterwood, the late Pastor of Glen Haven Baptist Church and devoted former Chaplain with the Henry County Police Department, established the Benevolence Fund for the Henry County Police Department. Brother Ralph, who passed away in 2021, not only completed over 420 ride-alongs with the department but also passionately recognized the profound financial and emotional stress faced by First Responders. Adding to his legacy, he kindled the inaugural spark of generosity with the establishment of the First Annual Benefit Ride in 2012. His unwavering commitment continues to radiate through the Ralph Easterwood Wings for Warriors Benevolence Fund, persistently providing passionate support and relief to the families of First Responders in acknowledgement of their noble service.
Our
Vision
Our vision is a future where the dedicated First Responders safeguarding our communities receive unwavering support, ensuring their well-being and that of their families. Rooted in commitment, we strive to create a compassionate society that honors and cares for those who selflessly sacrifice for the safety of others.
Board Members
The Ralph Easterwood Wings 4 Warriors Board members are dedicated to carrying on the Legacy and Mission of Ralph Easterwood as they proudly serve the First Responders of Henry County.
President
Pastor John M. Anderson
Pastor John Anderson proudly serves as the President of Wings 4 Warriors, a Chaplain with the Henry County Police Depart and Pastor of Pinecrest Baptist Church located in McDonough, GA
Vice President
Lt. Joey Maddox
Lieutenant Joey Maddox is a dedicated officer of the Henry County Police Department serving in the Special Operations Division.
Treasurer
BeLinda Dumas
BeLinda Dumas is devoted civilian who serves as an integral member of the Wings 4 Warriors Board.
Board Member
Harrison Smith
After a decade of dedicated service with the Police Department, Harrison has retired and embraced a new calling at Glen Haven Baptist Church. His commitment to the community and faith continues to guide his path.