Bio:

Andy Campbell is a resilient survivor and inspirational author who has overcome numerous life-altering challenges - a victim of childhood sexual abuse and bullying, the loss of his mother at an early age and the eventual estrangement from his father, his battle with stage 4 pancreatic cancer, and the loss of his youngest son to suicide. Despite enduring multiple surgeries, grueling chemotherapy treatments, and the tragic loss of his youngest child, Andy has demonstrated remarkable strength and perseverance. Through his experiences, he has developed a unique perspective on resilience and the power of his 15 core beliefs.

Andy lives with his wife and remains actively engaged in the lives of his three remaining adult children as he continues to support his family while managing his own health challenges. His book “Overcoming Life’s Toughest Setbacks” shares the principles that have helped him navigate life’s darkest moments.

Deanna Won is a board-certified holistic health practitioner, international speaker, and the visionary Founder of Keynotes to Life. With a profound calling to guide individuals through chronic health conditions, emotional struggles, and spiritual growth, Deanna integrates her diverse expertise with a deep passion for empowering others to live purposefully and vibrantly. 

A graduate of the United States Air Force Academy, Deanna retired as a Colonel after a distinguished 30-year career as a physicist specializing in lasers, electro-optics, launching satellites, missile defense, and NATO operations. At the pinnacle of her professional life, she faced a life-altering diagnosis of ovarian cancer and was given just four weeks to live in hospice care. Through what she describes as a miraculous recovery by God’s grace, Deanna was granted a second chance at life—a gift that now fuels her mission to help others heal and thrive holistically.

Elizabeth Estabrooks is a retired executive who now spends her time volunteering and writing. Prior to retiring, she served as the Deputy Director at the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Center for Women Veterans (CWV) in Washington, D.C. where she operated as the subject matter expert on women veteran issues, concerns, and needs both within and outside VA, speaking in favor of changes that improved safety and equity for women veterans. She was the lead on organizational and strategic planning, led development and implementation of new initiatives to support and enhance CWV’s mission and vision, and worked with researchers to lead the production of two Congressionally mandated studies. Ms. Estabrooks was the VA lead on development of a first-ever VA woman veterans’ survey to identify and understand low rates of VA benefits and healthcare usage by women.