About our Team Members

ZaBrina is a distinguished veteran, dedicated public servant, and an active leader in her community. A native of Lebanon, Tennessee, LTC Seay retired from the U.S. Army in December 2014 after 20 years of service, culminating a career marked by excellence in leadership, logistics, and operations. Since October 2019, she has served as the Director and Veteran Service Officer at the Wilson County Veterans Service Office, where she passionately advocates for veterans and their families.

ZaBrina Seay is the daughter and sister of veterans, continuing her family’s proud legacy of military service. In her ongoing commitment to supporting veterans, she founded the No Vet Left Behind Program, which provides emergent same-day food, housing, and limited financial assistance for medication, rent, utilities, fuel, phone bills, and other essential needs. When veterans and their families face immediate housing crises, the program expedites temporary stays in hotels for up to one week, bridging the gap until a long-term solution can be coordinated with Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) partners. The program addresses critical gaps in care, as many SSVF organizations—such as Centerstone, Mission Accomplished Stable Housing (MASH), Operation Stand Down (OSD), and HUD-VASH—are not always able to provide same-day housing, leaving veterans at risk of shelter stays or homelessness. The No Vet Left Behind Program ensures that even after hours and on weekends, veterans have access to essential services.

In September 2024, ZaBrina hosted the Inaugural No Vet Left Behind Ball, a landmark event that raised over $18,000 to support veterans in Wilson County. The ball honored local veterans, awarded Quilts of Valor, and provided a donated vehicle to a deserving veteran, further reinforcing her dedication to uplifting those who served.

ZaBrina was also instrumental in the creation of the Cumberland University Veterans Coalition, where she worked alongside Cumberland University admissions personnel to establish a dedicated space for veterans and their dependents. This initiative ensures that veteran students receive specific, ongoing assistance throughout their time at the university, addressing their unique needs and fostering a supportive academic environment.

LTC Seay holds accreditations from the Tennessee Department of Veterans Services, Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW), National Association of County Veterans Service Officers (NACVSO), Disabled American Veterans (DAV), and the American Legion. Her work extends beyond veterans' services, as she also serves on the Wilson County Drug Court Board, the Wilson County Boys and Girls Club Advisory Board, and the City of Lebanon's Board of Zoning Appeals.

 ZaBrina is a graduate of Xavier University of Louisiana, where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Biology in 1994. She later received a Master of Public Service Management from Cumberland University. She was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the Ordnance Corps and began her military career as a Gold Bar Recruiter at Tulane University.

 Throughout her military career, LTC Seay held a variety of critical leadership and staff positions across the globe. These roles included Platoon Leader, Battalion Executive Officer, Company Commander, Brigade Executive Officer, and Director of Logistics. Her assignments took her to Schofield Barracks, Hawaii; Yongsan, Korea; Fort Benning, Georgia; Fort Campbell, Kentucky; Fort Bragg, North Carolina; and Camp As Sayliyah, Qatar. She deployed in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and served as Director of Logistics over eight countries during Operation Iraqi and Enduring Freedom.

Her military education is extensive, including the Ordnance Officer Basic and Advanced Courses, Air Assault School (Distinguished Honor Graduate), the USAF Airlift Operations Course, Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt training, and the Intermediate Learning Education Course (CGSC Resident).

 LTC Seay's dedication and performance earned her numerous awards and decorations, including the Meritorious Service Medal (6OLC), Army Commendation Medal (2OLC), and the Iraqi Campaign Medal with Campaign Star.

In addition to her professional accomplishments, ZaBrina is the proud mother of two children, Zoiey and Zion. She continues to invest her time and energy into serving her local community and empowering fellow veterans, driven by a steadfast belief that no veteran should be left behind.  Email: zseay@wilsoncountytn.gov

Lindsey Roberts has dedicated her career to serving veterans and their families with unwavering commitment and compassion. As the daughter of a veteran, Lindsey’s passion for supporting those who have served runs deep, driving her to ensure that veterans receive the care and recognition they deserve.

Since 2019, Lindsey has been a certified County Service Officer at the Wilson County Veterans Service Office, holding accreditations with the Tennessee Department of Veterans Services, Veterans of Foreign Wars, NACVSO, and the American Legion.  Email: robertsl@wilsoncountytn.gov 

Sara Allen has been a cornerstone of Wilson County government since 2000, bringing over two decades of dedicated public service to the community. In 2021, she transitioned to the Wilson County Veterans Service Office, where she now serves as Office Manager and Certified County Service Officer.

Sara holds accreditations from the Tennessee Department of Veterans Services, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and the American Legion, underscoring her deep commitment to advocating for veterans and their families. In her role, she manages the office budget, ensuring responsible allocation of resources to maximize services for veterans. Additionally, she oversees the creation of all outgoing advertisements, enhancing outreach efforts and ensuring veterans are informed about available benefits and programs.

As the wife of a veteran, Sara brings a personal connection and deep understanding of the needs and sacrifices of military families, further driving her dedication to the veteran community. Her extensive administrative experience ensures the seamless operation of the office, where she plays a critical role in coordinating services and providing essential support to the veteran community.

Known for her professionalism and unwavering dedication, Sara’s passion for serving others shines through in every aspect of her work. Her leadership and attention to detail have made her an invaluable asset to Wilson County Veterans Services, reinforcing the office’s mission to honor and assist those who have served our nation.  

Email: allens@wilsoncountytn.gov 

Clintnesha Castleberry is a proud United States Army Veteran and accomplished professional with over 25 years of combined experience in human resources, customer service, and veteran advocacy. She served nearly 12 years in the U.S. Army, including a deployment to Iraq, where she led with distinction as a Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO). Her dedication and service earned her numerous military honors, including the Iraq Campaign Medal with campaign star, Korean Defense Service Medal, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, and successful completion of the Combat Life Saver Course.

Following her military service, Clintnesha transitioned seamlessly into the civilian sector, leveraging her leadership and people-focused skills to support fellow veterans and their families. Her extensive background in HR and customer service has uniquely positioned her to provide compassionate, effective, and results-oriented assistance to those navigating the complex landscape of veterans’ benefits and services.

Clintnesha holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration from Wayland Baptist University in Mililani, Hawaii (2016), and is currently completing her Master’s Degree in Human Resources Management at Strayer University in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Known for her professionalism, integrity, and unwavering commitment to service, Clintnesha brings a powerful combination of advocacy, administrative expertise, and lived military experience to her role as a County Service Officer. She is passionate about public service, systemic improvement, and ensuring equitable access to vital resources for all veterans.

Outside of her professional life, Clintnesha enjoys spending time with her family and exploring new places. She is the proud mother of twin daughters, Hope and Harmony, who continue to inspire her journey of service and leadership.

Zoiey Maynard has been a dedicated Administrative Assistant and certified County Service Officer at the Wilson County Veterans Service Office since January 2024. Accredited by the Tennessee Department of Veterans Services and the American Legion, Zoiey passionately advocates for veterans and their families, providing essential support and resources to those who have served our country.

As the daughter of a veteran, Zoiey brings a personal connection and deep commitment to her work. In addition to her role as an administrative assistant, she serves as the lead service officer for the No Vet Left Behind (NVLB) Program.

The NVLB Program offers crucial, same-day emergent assistance to veterans in need, including:

• Food and housing support

• Financial aid for medication and household expenses (rent, utilities, phone bills)

• Fuel assistance for transportation

Zoiey plays a key role in placing veterans and their families in temporary housing, such as hotel stays of up to one week, providing immediate relief while working to connect them with Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) partners for long-term, sustainable solutions.

Her unwavering dedication and compassionate approach make Zoiey an invaluable resource to the veteran community in Wilson County, ensuring that no veteran is left behind.

Email: zoiey.maynard@wilsoncountytn.gov 

Since 2019, Padrion Scott has been a dedicated and integral part of the Wilson County Veterans Service Office. Driven by a deep passion for supporting veterans, Padrion plays a vital role in assisting service officers and veterans with claims, ensuring they receive the benefits and care they have earned.

Beyond his direct work with veterans, Padrion efficiently manages a variety of administrative responsibilities that keep the office organized and running smoothly. His attention to detail and commitment to service create a welcoming and supportive environment for those seeking assistance. Known as the office's creative and social media guru, he brings fresh ideas and engaging content to the office’s outreach efforts, helping connect with the veteran community in meaningful ways.

Padrion's dedication is not just professional—it’s personal. With an uncle who is a veteran, he understands the importance of advocacy and respect for those who have served. His unwavering commitment to the veteran community reflects his desire to make a meaningful and lasting impact.

Email: padrion.scott@wilsoncountytn.gov

 Beyond his direct work with veterans, Padrion efficiently manages a variety of administrative responsibilities that keep the office organized and running smoothly. His attention to detail and commitment to service create a welcoming and supportive environment for those seeking assistance. Known as the office creative and social media guru, he brings fresh ideas and engaging content to the office’s outreach efforts, helping connect with the veteran community in meaningful ways.

Padrion's dedication is not just professional—it’s personal. With an uncle who is a veteran, he understands the importance of advocacy and respect for those who have served. His unwavering commitment to the veteran community reflects his desire to make a meaningful and lasting impact.   padrion.scott@wilsoncountytn.gov