A Veteran's Retreat for Healing, Integration, and Transformation

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FRIGHT NIGHT AdventureSat, Oct 18Confluence Park
HEALING AND RENEWAL
Our commitment to healing and renewal sets us apart. We are devoted to providing a space where veterans can heal from the scars of war and renew their sense of self and purpose.


SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT
We offer a supportive environment where veterans can find understanding, compassion, and encouragement as they navigate their post-military journey.

COMMUNITY IMPACT
Our work extends beyond individual impact, creating a ripple effect that enriches communities and contributes to a more supportive and inclusive society.

STRENGTHENING CONNECTIONS
We are dedicated to strengthening connections within the veteran community and beyond, fostering a sense of belonging and camaraderie.

EMPOWERING VETERANS
Our initiatives aim to empower veterans to embrace their potential, overcome challenges, and create a future filled with hope and possibilities.
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TRANSFORMATIVE STORIES
"Sovereign Roots has been instrumental in my journey towards healing and reintegration. The retreat programs have provided me with a renewed sense of purpose and connection with nature."
John Smith
"The supportive environment at Sovereign Roots has allowed me to find solace and understanding among fellow veterans. It has truly been a transformative experience."
Emily Davis
"I am grateful to Sovereign Roots for empowering me to embrace life after the military. The community connections and workshops have been invaluable in my transition."
David Johnson
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Meet Our Board of Directors
Our board members are veterans, family members, and professionals committed to our mission. They bring diverse experience, deep compassion, and a shared dedication to service.

Michelle Roberts
Chair
A U.S. Air Force veteran with deep roots in community service, Michelle brings decades of leadership from her experiences in the military, business, and nonprofit spaces. From her work in Psychological Operations during Desert Storm to founding Lovemore Real Estate and Veterans Housing Network, she’s all about building stronger communities. She also throws punches in the boxing ring and puts love into every project she touches.

Kayce Clark Leadership and Staff Development
Chief Warrant Officer 5 Clark served 24 years in the Army and was Utah’s first female CW5. A seasoned UH-60 Blackhawk pilot with five deployments, she’s led training at every level and now spends her time teaching AJROTC at Delta High School, gardening, woodworking, hanging out with family, and adventuring outdoors.

William Lance Bach
Vice Chair
Lance served 32 years in the Navy, including 27 as a SEAL, with deployments around the globe. Since retiring, he’s taught high school NJROTC, written three novels, and now serves on the Montrose Veterans Memorial Coalition. He loves spending time with family, German Shepherd, and riding dirt bikes.

Kylan Bain
Suicide Prevention and Controls
Kylan is a dedicated mental health advocate and the Lethal Means Coordinator for Mesa County, collaborating with the VA to connect veterans to resources. With experience in program development, university research, and youth mentorship, he brings sharp insight into suicide prevention and healing structures.

Liz Evans
Wellness and Therapies
A former USAF linguist and lifelong wellness advocate, Liz blends firsthand military experience with decades of healing work. From massage therapy to instructing fitness classes, she’s supported countless veterans in their recovery journeys. Her voice is one of deep care, truth, and fierce compassion for those who’ve served.

Corey Roberts Executive Director
A U.S. Army veteran with 14 years of service, Corey brings deep operational experience, leadership, and heart to Sovereign Roots. From combat deployments and human intelligence missions to community-building projects on Colorado’s Front Range and Western Slope, he has made it his mission to serve with integrity—both in and out of uniform. His focus today is on creating healing, purpose-driven spaces where veterans can reconnect, rebuild, and move forward.













